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Anonymous ID: 06630b April 11, 2024, 4:56 a.m. No.20710806   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1218 >>1263

I am surprised to read something like this in a mainstream gazette. That´s a lefty newspaper in the BRD.

Translated with deepl

 

Drastic increase in call-outs for heart problems and stroke symptoms in Berlin: is the vaccination to blame?

At the end of 2021, an agitated mother called the fire department emergency number 112: her twelve-year-old daughter had severe vision loss in both eyes. A loss of vision can be one of many symptoms of a stroke. Upon further inquiry, the dispatcher at 112 learned that the child had otherwise been healthy up to that point.

 

The story that firefighters in Berlin tell today goes like this: a colleague leaned over the firefighter's shoulder in the switchboard and said: "Go on, ask the question!"

 

The question to the mother was: "Has your daughter been vaccinated against corona?" The mother answered in the affirmative: "Five days ago." Since June 2021, children and young people aged twelve and over have been able to be vaccinated. From the end of 2021, firefighters involved in the rescue service were increasingly overcome by a frightening suspicion: something is going fundamentally wrong here.

 

"The exchanges between colleagues at the rescue service stations increasingly confirmed the suspicion that a change had also been noticed here," says one of the officers, who does not wish to be named.

 

Increase of 56 percent compared to pre-corona years

In the age group eleven to 20, there was an average of 904 such deployments in 2018/19, 1066 in 2021, 1332 the following year and 1231 last year.

 

The response from the Home Office to Brousek's inquiry is complicated. The percentage changes in the deployment figures in the tables appear small. They show slight increases because they are shown from year to year.

 

The percentages only have an impact if you compare the pre-coronavirus period with 2023. Accordingly, there was an increase of 56% in all age groups compared to 2018/19. In other words: an increase from an average of 33,392 call-outs for cardiac complaints in 2018/19 to 52,182.

 

Commuters and more overnight stays in corona times?

Some of the reasons given by the Home Office for the increase in heart complaints in 2021 are still causing firefighters in the Schaddach inquiry to shake their heads. In addition to a growing proportion of the older population and a growing population, the Home Office also explained: "The number of commuters to Berlin is increasing." So in the middle of the Corona period, when many were working from home.

 

Another alleged reason: "The number of guests and their length of stay (overnight stays) is increasing." In the middle of the coronavirus period, when many hotels and guesthouses were closed?

 

And another reason, according to the Home Office, why the numbers rose in the middle of the coronavirus period in 2021: "More and more events are taking place. Large events in particular require special emergency services." But there were no major events back then.

https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/mensch-metropole/ist-die-impfung-schuld-drastischer-anstieg-von-herzproblemen-und-schlaganfall-symptomen-in-berlin-li.2204251

 

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