#COVID19 Zanzibar: Waliochoma Sinovac watakiwa kupata J&J ili kwenda Hijja

FRANCIS DA DON said:
Hahahaha, huku unapigwa Sinovac iliyopitishwa na WHO, halafu halafu anaibuka mtu aliyechini ya WHO anasema haitambui, choma hizi ndio nazitambua, so issue ni kuzitambua au ni kinga? Kama ni kinga WHO si wamepitisha?! Njaa zinatia watu ukatili wa ajabu
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Yaani mambo hayaeleweki kabisa. Na hawa viongozi ndio hewa kabisa.
 
Kwahiyo wakienda China pia inabidi wapige ya kichina na Urusi pia wapige ya Kirusi dah maisha yanaenda kasi sana. Na sisi Tz wazungu wakija nao wapige nyungu ndo waingie sasa
 
Analogia Malenga said:

Waziri wa Afya wa Zanzibar, Nassor Ahmed Mazrui amesema wanaotaka kwenda Hijja ambao wamechoma chanjo ya Sinovac wanatakiwa kuchoma tena chanjo ya Johnson & Johnson kwa sababu Saudia haiitambui chanjo ya Sinovac

Sinovac ilianza kutolewa Zanzibar July 23, 2021 kwa kuwa ilikuwa imepitishwa na Shirika la Afya Duniani, lakini Saudi Arabia inazitambua Astrazeneca, Pfizer na Johnson & Johnson

Tanzania bara ilipata dozi 1,504,000 ambapo 4.5% ilibidi iende Zanzibar. Waziri Mazrui ameomba wapewe fungu lao ili kuwachanja waislamu wanaotaka kushiriki Umrah

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Nassor Ahmed Mazrui, the Zanzibar minister for Health, Social Welfare, the Elderly, Gender and Children, said in an interview yesterday that those who took the Sinovac vaccine are now required to get Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen jab if they are to get Saudi visas.

“It is true that our vaccine is not in list of vaccines approved by Saudi Arabia. All those who have already taken the China-xourced vaccine must take another vaccine to convince the Saudi authorities that their immune systems have been sufficiently boosted,” he said.

The second jab was important to strengthen immunity and protection against the ‘Delta’ variant of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus mutations, the minister explained.

“As a matter of fact, the government will at any cost order all recommended vaccines to enable people to get entry visas for hajj or other business,” he stated.

Mazrui added that the government had taken initiatives including directing its pilgrimages to take the jab on Tanzania mainland so as to attend Umrah on time.

He said despite the fact that the 1,504,000 of Jansen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines arrived one month ago on Tanzania mainland, Zanzibar is supposed to receive 4.5 percent.

“I have therefore written a letter to the Union minister responsible for the docket, Dr Dorothy Gwajima to get our shares,” he affirmed.

He said an immune booster was vital and is also recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for those who took the jab, administered after eight months.

The Zanzibar government officially launched the COVID-19 vaccination campaign with a cabinet minister receiving the first jab on July 23.

"Vaccination in Zanzibar is now official. I am happy to be vaccinated against COVID-19," said Mazrui at the time, emphasizing that the Sinovac vaccines are safe, having been approved by the WHO and are being administered in various countries around the world.

China’s Sinopharm and Sinovac vaccines were approved earlier this year by WHO for emergency use, like other types of vaccines in the United States, Britain, Germany and Russia.

Recently, Saudi Arabia established several vaccine requirements that visitors must meet and obtain an entry visa for Hajj and Umrah in 2021, while by late last week there were 18 Covid-19 vaccines in use globally.

The vaccine approved when visiting Saudi Arabia are two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech (Comirnaty), two doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca (Vaxzevria), two doses of the Moderna (SpikeVax) , or one dose of the Jansen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine.

Dr. Abdulfattah bin Sulaiman Mashat, the Saudi deputy minister for Hajj and Umrah said last week that Saudi Arabia was coordinating with other authorities around the world before the start of the Umrah season.

The idea is to set up executive liaisons and create a safe and accessible environment for the Umrah performers throughout their journey to achieve security, safety and health assurance.

The issuance of Hajj permits would facilitate the person to expeditiously take the second dose of vaccine against coronavirus infection, he stated.

“When the Hajj permit comes after completing all the procedures, the selected pilgrim, who has not completed the vaccination with two doses, will visit one of the coronavirus vaccines centers to receive the vaccine,” the minister added.

Source: The Guardian
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Wanacheza na afya za watu
 
yaani mimi hii inazidi kuniaminisha kua hii chanjo ina kitu cha ziada na cha muhimu sisi kukipata kwa maslahi ya watu flan ...
 
Wanaodhani kuwa kuna chanjo ya korona ambayo utachanja moja tu iishe, sahau. Utachoma na kuchoma na kuchoma. Canada ina watu milioni 37 lakini tayari Trudeau ameshaagiza chanjo milioni zaidi 130. Anayedhani hii ni chanjo, umeshapatwa. This whole business has nothing to do with covid 19.
 
johnthebaptist said:
Askofu Gwajima ni heri aende Zanzibar kutoa elimu!
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Znz..hawana ubununu kama mrima.huko...wenye na nguvu lakini hawajiamini kabisa wenzao huku walisha zisoza hizo ...nongo za wazungu..

Wanasema huo ni mchanganyiko wa nguruwe na mbwa ..! ..

Najis...kampeni za kimya kimya zipo..
 
Analogia Malenga said:

Waziri wa Afya wa Zanzibar, Nassor Ahmed Mazrui amesema wanaotaka kwenda Hijja ambao wamechoma chanjo ya Sinovac wanatakiwa kuchoma tena chanjo ya Johnson & Johnson kwa sababu Saudia haiitambui chanjo ya Sinovac

Sinovac ilianza kutolewa Zanzibar July 23, 2021 kwa kuwa ilikuwa imepitishwa na Shirika la Afya Duniani, lakini Saudi Arabia inazitambua Astrazeneca, Pfizer na Johnson & Johnson

Tanzania bara ilipata dozi 1,504,000 ambapo 4.5% ilibidi iende Zanzibar. Waziri Mazrui ameomba wapewe fungu lao ili kuwachanja waislamu wanaotaka kushiriki Umrah

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Nassor Ahmed Mazrui, the Zanzibar minister for Health, Social Welfare, the Elderly, Gender and Children, said in an interview yesterday that those who took the Sinovac vaccine are now required to get Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen jab if they are to get Saudi visas.

“It is true that our vaccine is not in list of vaccines approved by Saudi Arabia. All those who have already taken the China-xourced vaccine must take another vaccine to convince the Saudi authorities that their immune systems have been sufficiently boosted,” he said.

The second jab was important to strengthen immunity and protection against the ‘Delta’ variant of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus mutations, the minister explained.

“As a matter of fact, the government will at any cost order all recommended vaccines to enable people to get entry visas for hajj or other business,” he stated.

Mazrui added that the government had taken initiatives including directing its pilgrimages to take the jab on Tanzania mainland so as to attend Umrah on time.

He said despite the fact that the 1,504,000 of Jansen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines arrived one month ago on Tanzania mainland, Zanzibar is supposed to receive 4.5 percent.

“I have therefore written a letter to the Union minister responsible for the docket, Dr Dorothy Gwajima to get our shares,” he affirmed.

He said an immune booster was vital and is also recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for those who took the jab, administered after eight months.

The Zanzibar government officially launched the COVID-19 vaccination campaign with a cabinet minister receiving the first jab on July 23.

"Vaccination in Zanzibar is now official. I am happy to be vaccinated against COVID-19," said Mazrui at the time, emphasizing that the Sinovac vaccines are safe, having been approved by the WHO and are being administered in various countries around the world.

China’s Sinopharm and Sinovac vaccines were approved earlier this year by WHO for emergency use, like other types of vaccines in the United States, Britain, Germany and Russia.

Recently, Saudi Arabia established several vaccine requirements that visitors must meet and obtain an entry visa for Hajj and Umrah in 2021, while by late last week there were 18 Covid-19 vaccines in use globally.

The vaccine approved when visiting Saudi Arabia are two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech (Comirnaty), two doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca (Vaxzevria), two doses of the Moderna (SpikeVax) , or one dose of the Jansen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine.

Dr. Abdulfattah bin Sulaiman Mashat, the Saudi deputy minister for Hajj and Umrah said last week that Saudi Arabia was coordinating with other authorities around the world before the start of the Umrah season.

The idea is to set up executive liaisons and create a safe and accessible environment for the Umrah performers throughout their journey to achieve security, safety and health assurance.

The issuance of Hajj permits would facilitate the person to expeditiously take the second dose of vaccine against coronavirus infection, he stated.

“When the Hajj permit comes after completing all the procedures, the selected pilgrim, who has not completed the vaccination with two doses, will visit one of the coronavirus vaccines centers to receive the vaccine,” the minister added.

Source: The Guardian
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Kwani ile chanjo ya wazawa mhimbili imefikia wapi?
 
FRANCIS DA DON said:
Ndio ujue hii ni biashara na hao Saudia wapo mikononi mwa mabeberu wanaondesha vita ya kibiashara dhidi ya China na Russia. Hivi huko Zenji wanatumia akili za kuazima au ni zao walizobarikiwa na Mola?
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Ikiwasikiliza wanakwambia hiyo ya china ndiyo inaaminika although hawajui mchina hatakiwi kwenye world business competition.
 
Analogia Malenga said:

Waziri wa Afya wa Zanzibar, Nassor Ahmed Mazrui amesema wanaotaka kwenda Hijja ambao wamechoma chanjo ya Sinovac wanatakiwa kuchoma tena chanjo ya Johnson & Johnson kwa sababu Saudia haiitambui chanjo ya Sinovac

Sinovac ilianza kutolewa Zanzibar July 23, 2021 kwa kuwa ilikuwa imepitishwa na Shirika la Afya Duniani, lakini Saudi Arabia inazitambua Astrazeneca, Pfizer na Johnson & Johnson

Tanzania bara ilipata dozi 1,504,000 ambapo 4.5% ilibidi iende Zanzibar. Waziri Mazrui ameomba wapewe fungu lao ili kuwachanja waislamu wanaotaka kushiriki Umrah

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Nassor Ahmed Mazrui, the Zanzibar minister for Health, Social Welfare, the Elderly, Gender and Children, said in an interview yesterday that those who took the Sinovac vaccine are now required to get Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen jab if they are to get Saudi visas.

“It is true that our vaccine is not in list of vaccines approved by Saudi Arabia. All those who have already taken the China-xourced vaccine must take another vaccine to convince the Saudi authorities that their immune systems have been sufficiently boosted,” he said.

The second jab was important to strengthen immunity and protection against the ‘Delta’ variant of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus mutations, the minister explained.

“As a matter of fact, the government will at any cost order all recommended vaccines to enable people to get entry visas for hajj or other business,” he stated.

Mazrui added that the government had taken initiatives including directing its pilgrimages to take the jab on Tanzania mainland so as to attend Umrah on time.

He said despite the fact that the 1,504,000 of Jansen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines arrived one month ago on Tanzania mainland, Zanzibar is supposed to receive 4.5 percent.

“I have therefore written a letter to the Union minister responsible for the docket, Dr Dorothy Gwajima to get our shares,” he affirmed.

He said an immune booster was vital and is also recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for those who took the jab, administered after eight months.

The Zanzibar government officially launched the COVID-19 vaccination campaign with a cabinet minister receiving the first jab on July 23.

"Vaccination in Zanzibar is now official. I am happy to be vaccinated against COVID-19," said Mazrui at the time, emphasizing that the Sinovac vaccines are safe, having been approved by the WHO and are being administered in various countries around the world.

China’s Sinopharm and Sinovac vaccines were approved earlier this year by WHO for emergency use, like other types of vaccines in the United States, Britain, Germany and Russia.

Recently, Saudi Arabia established several vaccine requirements that visitors must meet and obtain an entry visa for Hajj and Umrah in 2021, while by late last week there were 18 Covid-19 vaccines in use globally.

The vaccine approved when visiting Saudi Arabia are two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech (Comirnaty), two doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca (Vaxzevria), two doses of the Moderna (SpikeVax) , or one dose of the Jansen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine.

Dr. Abdulfattah bin Sulaiman Mashat, the Saudi deputy minister for Hajj and Umrah said last week that Saudi Arabia was coordinating with other authorities around the world before the start of the Umrah season.

The idea is to set up executive liaisons and create a safe and accessible environment for the Umrah performers throughout their journey to achieve security, safety and health assurance.

The issuance of Hajj permits would facilitate the person to expeditiously take the second dose of vaccine against coronavirus infection, he stated.

“When the Hajj permit comes after completing all the procedures, the selected pilgrim, who has not completed the vaccination with two doses, will visit one of the coronavirus vaccines centers to receive the vaccine,” the minister added.

Source: The Guardian
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Saudia anashindwaje kutengeneza chanjo Yake au ndo vichwa vibovu Kama sisi?
 
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