Covid: A woman with a false vaccination certificate dies in France – News
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A 57-year-old woman who had a certificate of vaccination against her COVID-19 A medical official at the clinic said on Friday (10) that a fake died of illness in a hospital in Paris, France.
The patient, who had no medical history, was admitted to the hospital in Hauts-de-Seine with a false document purchased from a doctor who confirmed that she had received the vaccination.
She had the acute form of the disease, “which rapidly progressed into an acute respiratory attack,” Jilali Annan, head of the hospital’s intensive care unit, said in an interview with RTL radio.
He added that if doctors had known that the patient had not been vaccinated against the Corona virus, they would have been able to “administer early inactivated antibodies, which are known to be effective in reducing the risk of disease progression.”
He pointed out that a false vaccination certificate “does not protect against the virus and can mislead the doctor who sees the patient.”
Doctors discovered the truth of the forged certificate after the patient’s husband admitted that she had not been immunized. Dr. Annan explained that he had been vaccinated, but said he had “had a hard time” convincing her to do so.
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