Bahrain is using Sinopharm. It isn't as effective as Pfizer, AZ or some others. I believe real world data is starting to look worse, not better than clinical trials so I'm not surprised at Bahrain's outbreak. They are recommending Pfizer boosters Will struggle with herd immunity
Vested interests claim high rates of injections 
are needed to ‘open up’ to the world.
But one of the most injected places on the planet, Bahrain has just been added to the UK’s ‘red list’ because of Bahrain’s high rate of covid infections.
We are being lied to.pic.twitter.com/XlZCrQLR5m
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So why is natural herd immunity with treatments not a thing. I don't know what they have in that vax but it is clearly not working and won't work here (as per their supposed plan)
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The failure of the vax (as it seems to be) is a canary warning us this plan may not work. What is the government's backup plan? They need to be honest and we deserve to know.
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Exclusive: Australians who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 will receive a certificate, paving the way for governments and businesses to enforce tough rules on those who are not inoculated.pic.twitter.com/im1pl9q7d9
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37% of the total population and less than 48% of the eligible population is a loooooooong way from herd immunity! And Tennessee has one of the lowest vaxxed rates, and they're experiencing a surge of cases that are hospitalizing much younger, unvaccinated people. Get vaccinated.
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