LISTEN | Sahpra in talks with Pfizer & FDA about leaked report

The regulator has reassured South Africans that the Covid-19 vaccines are safe.

Sahpra CEO Dr Boitumelo Semete-Makokotlela says Sahpra is in talks with Pfizer and the FDA over the leaked document. File photo.The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority said it is engaging with Pfizer about the report regarding vaccine side-effects that made the rounds last week.

#VaccineSideEffects trended on social media last week after a “leaked” document detailed adverse health events allegedly experienced by people after receiving the Pfizer vaccine.

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