Ego, Roger that!

With regards to the increase in effectiveness that Chile is reporting, they have been doing small scale (several hundred participants) studies. In one in September they reported a 15x increase in antibodies after an astrazeneca booster.

https://www.gob.cl/en/news/study-shows- ... factor-15/

Most astrazeneca vaccinations went to front line workers and government employees, though some did reach the general public as mentioned earlier, but it wasn't a big drive. They received a bit under 2 million in total, half from UK and half from Japan.

We can see breakdowns of the vaccinations that they claim to have given in images from the ministry of health Facebook page.


https://m.facebook.com/MinistryofHealthofCambodia/ for most recent as I realise this image has been pixelated pretty badly.

Had my booster done a couple of weeks ago at the Preach Any Duong hospital near Wat Phnom and I got the Japanese Astrazeneca vaccination and like Nemo I watched the guy update my online profile.


This is just an informative post from my experience and some publicly available information. Take the links and info presented as you will.

I think you will find Canberra, with about 99%, kicks all asses

Pseudonomdeplume wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 12:32 am I think you will find Canberra, with about 99%, kicks all asses

Canberra is 99% of people aged over 16. PP probably still ahead.

timmydownawell wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 5:58 am

Pseudonomdeplume wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 12:32 am I think you will find Canberra, with about 99%, kicks all asses

Canberra is 99% of people aged over 16. PP probably still ahead.

12, actually (why am I continuously challenged?), and in an aging aussie population compared to longevity target a lot lower here, I think they would struggle to beat CBR. In addition, the numbers here would never be accepted as verified (both vaccinated numbers and ages), internationally - not that I am an advocate of the perceived corruption scale, even transparency can be based on stereotypes - based on a bottom 20 integrity ranking vs top 10 (occ. slipping to 11). New Zealand (number1) is now back in the game, with the country stepping up the vax rate with a "Super Saturday" aimed at a shot at the title.

Wouldn't put it past the little battlers; they are number 1 in plenty of other arenas (challenge me again, with that one).