A Sinovac employee checks Covid-19 vaccines during a media tour in September of a new factory built in Beijing to produce the vaccines. Hong Kong has announced procurement agreements with three pharmaceutical companies, including Sinovac. Photo: AFP
A Sinovac employee checks Covid-19 vaccines during a media tour in September of a new factory built in Beijing to produce the vaccines. Hong Kong has announced procurement agreements with three pharmaceutical companies, including Sinovac. Photo: AFP
Ken Chu
Opinion

Opinion

Ken Chu

Hong Kong people’s fears over coronavirus vaccine can be calmed using facts and scientific data

  • Worries about the effects of a vaccine are understandable. The government must respond with empathy, and correct and up-to-date information about the vaccines, especially the Chinese-made ones that have been the subject of suspicion

Ken Chu
Ken Chu

Updated: 9:19am, 20 Dec, 2020

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A Sinovac employee checks Covid-19 vaccines during a media tour in September of a new factory built in Beijing to produce the vaccines. Hong Kong has announced procurement agreements with three pharmaceutical companies, including Sinovac. Photo: AFP
A Sinovac employee checks Covid-19 vaccines during a media tour in September of a new factory built in Beijing to produce the vaccines. Hong Kong has announced procurement agreements with three pharmaceutical companies, including Sinovac. Photo: AFP
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