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No, Patients Did Not Eat Each Other After Getting Covid-19 Vaccine

Jan 2, 2021 | Pratirodh Bureau

Dr Agarwal argues that the politicisation of COVID-19 vaccine distribution betrays ‘a crass moral failure’ in the backdrop of WHO’s declaration of ‘Health for All’. Vaccine nationalism, spurred by the market approach, may snowball into a situation which could go horribly wrong

An image has been shared hundreds of times in multiple Facebook and Twitter posts that claim it shows a television report about violence breaking out at a US hospital after patients were vaccinated against the novel coronavirus.

The claim is false: the photo in the purported report has circulated online since February 2019 in reports about US gun violence, one year before the coronavirus pandemic. The image has been manipulated for comedic effect to include a false chyron and has been shared on joke websites.

The photo was shared in this Facebook post on December 21, 2020.

It purports to show a screenshot of a breaking news report in Los Angeles, overlaid with text that states: “HOSPITALS ON LOCKDOWN AS FIRST COVID VACCINE PATIENTS START EATING OTHER”.

The post’s Visayan-language caption translates to English as: “This is how we die….”

Comments on the post from some Facebook users indicated they were misled by the image. One person wrote: “Is this for real?”

Another said: “Oh my God is this legit? Then this will be the start of zombies”.

The post circulated online as some Americans, including top politicians, started receiving vaccinations against Covid-19, as AFP reported on December 18, 2020. An identical photo was also shared alongside a similar claim on Facebook and on Twitter. The claim is false. A reverse image search on Google found the original photo was published on February 14, 2019 by US newspaper The New York Times.
The report reads in part: “Temple University Hospital treated 481 patients with gunshot wounds last year, and 97 died. In this one hospital in one neighborhood in one city. As a country, we lost nearly 40,000 lives to guns in 2017. These images are here to show you what happens.”

The photo is captioned: “The trauma bay in the emergency department at Temple University Hospital after resuscitation efforts failed.”

The photo in the misleading posts that contains the text overlay referencing coronavirus vaccination was earlier posted on a joke site on December 16, 2020. Multiple keyword searches on Google did not yield any credible news reports about the purported incident described in the misleading posts.

 

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