Harbhajan Singh thinks Indians don't need Covid vaccine; check out Twitterati's advice to him

The former India spinner even shared data of Pfizer and biotech vaccine's accuracy

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Updated At : 08:50 PM Dec 03, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, December 3

Harbhajan Singh on Thursday took to the microblogging website to question whether Indians ‘seriously’ needed the COVID-19 vaccine considering India’s recovery rate without the vaccine is 93.6 per cent.

The former India spinner even shared data of Pfizer and biotech vaccine’s accuracy is being claimed at 94 per cent, while Moderna’s and Oxford’s accuracy rate is at 94.5 per cent and 90 per cent, respectively.

However, netizens are not buying into Singh’s argument.

Twitterati is schooling the former cricketer for this logic, and advising him to not ‘post such tweets’.

Here’s what they are saying:

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