Elderly man receives 12 Covid vaccines in one year

The 84-year-old used different pieces of ID before police caught him

An Indian elder has been arrested by authorities after receiving a dozen hits from Covid, which he says had a very positive effect on his health beyond protecting him from the virus.

Former factor Brahamdev Mandal, a resident of the village of Orai in Bihar, received his first dose of the vaccine on February 13, 2021. He was then vaccinated regularly until January 4, when his plot finally ended. been discovered. It was later revealed that he had made long trips to get his extra photos and at one point even managed to book two Covid-19 jabs within half an hour of each other.

« The Puraini Primary Health Center has filed a complaint against Brahmdev Mandal,The spokesperson for the Puraini police station said in a statement, quoted by local media.

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Doctors said in their complaint against Mandal that he misled them by providing various pieces of identification at vaccination centers. “This act is a violation of the Covid-19 vaccination rulePolice said, adding that the retiree now faces several charges.

However, despite all of the trouble, Mandal, who says he keeps his vaccination records safe and insists that in most cases he used his own documents, doesn’t seem to regret what he did. In the midst of sudden fame, he explained to the media that he recommends everyone to get the vaccine because ” it’s quite beneficial ” and ” also helps back pain. “He said his oxygen level” improvedAnd he hasn’t even caught a cold since starting his ‘vaccine marathon’.

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Mandal isn’t the first person to receive multiple jabs. A man in New Zealand was vaccinated 10 times but, unlike Mandal, he was doing it for money, not health benefits. He would have been paid by anti-vaccines to get bitten for them.