Most Czechs would refuse COVID-19 vaccine
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Most Czechs would refuse to get vaccinated against COVID-19 when such a vaccine becomes available, according to the results of a September survey by the Stem/Mark agency, Czech Radio reports.
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Three-fifths of respondents said they would not avail themselves of the possibility to get vaccinated. People’s reluctance stems from a general distrust of vaccines and their possible side-effects and the belief that the vaccines against the pandemic coronavirus will not have been properly tested due to time restrictions.
Respondents also said that they did not consider COVID-19 to be life-threatening, Czech Radio added.
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