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Clara Ng

Community Manager at Seedly

06 Dec 2020

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Came out in the news that Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine has been approved by the UK. Feels like it won't be long till it's being accepted in more countries. Are you hopeful for a vaccine in Singapore?

Thoughts on Pfizer's vaccine in Singapore?

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Jiayee

06 Dec 2020

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Yes, definitely. But the costs (vaccine itself and the transportation) are rather concerning.

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Kok Hong

06 Dec 2020

Yes it's good news, but I wouldn't get the vaccine anytime soon. Not sure if there are any side effects etc.

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Hustler

05 Dec 2020

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