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"Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-14-2021
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RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-14-2021
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - SAguide - 05-14-2021
Meanwhile NYC mayor de Blasio is using French fries to bribe and promote vaccines all in the name of health!
video link: Mayor promoting unhealthy food
It's pretty clear:
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-15-2021
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-21-2021
Phil Murphy Has to Be Joking with This Vax 'Incentive'
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Townhall.com | May 20, 2021
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is pulling out all the stops in an effort to reach his goal of having 4.7 million fully vaccinated residents by the end of June. On Wednesday, he announced new incentives, but one of them is unlikely to convince vaccine-hesitant individuals to come forward.
A free glass of wine may sound appealing to some, a State Parks Vax Pass to provide free access to New Jersey's 51 state parks might encourage others. But Murphy is throwing in one more perk—a chance to win a dinner with him and First Lady Tammy Murphy at one of the governor's residences in Princeton or Island Beach State Park.
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-22-2021
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-23-2021
Thailand: Villagers Receiving Coronavirus Vaccination Entered into Raffle for Cow
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A worker carries a tray of strawberry plants across a field some 30 km outside Chiang Mai on November 2, 2020.
Breitbart | 22 May 20210
A town in northern Thailand announced Thursday it will offer its residents the chance to win a live calf each week
over the next six months if they receive a Chinese coronavirus vaccination.
The government of Mae Chaem district in Thailand’s Chiang Mai province launched the campaign on May 20 to encourage its residents to register for Chinese coronavirus vaccinations. Once vaccinated, Mae Chaem residents will be eligible to enter a raffle for a chance to win a young cow worth about 10,000 baht ($319) starting June 7.
Mae Chaem district chief Boonlue Thamtharanurak told the Thai news site Coconuts Bangkok on Friday that 4,500 local residents registered for a coronavirus vaccine on Thursday alone following the giveaway announcement.
“Our vaccine registration numbers have gone from hundreds to thousands in a couple of days,” Thamtharanurak told Reuters on May 20.
“The villagers love cows. Cows can be sold for cash,” he added.
Mae Cham district is home to roughly 60,000 people. Thamtharanurak told Coconuts Bangkok that Mae Cham hopes to vaccinate about 2,000 residents per week through the new campaign.
“Other provinces in Thailand have also come up with creative incentives to boost registration, such as gold necklace giveaways, store discount coupons, or cash handouts,” Reuters reported Thursday.
The Thai federal government said it plans to inoculate 70 percent of the country’s population against the Chinese coronavirus by the end of 2021 but has struggled to make significant progress towards this goal due to widespread vaccine hesitancy among Thai people. Thailand’s government has administered just 2.3 million doses of coronavirus vaccines to date, the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) reported May 20, citing data compiled by the University of Oxford. This figure accounts for roughly two percent of Thailand’s population of nearly 70 million.
“People don’t trust the government and they don’t trust the vaccines the government has secured for them,” Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, a Thai opposition politician, told DW this week.
“Trust is earned. You cannot build it overnight so when the government says people should go and get themselves vaccinated, people tend to be hesitant because they are not sure of the side effects and the efficacy of the vaccine,” he said.
Thai health officials documented 9,635 new cases of the Chinese coronavirus on May 19, the highest daily figure since Thailand’s outbreak began, according to DW. The country reported 53 new deaths from the Chinese coronavirus on May 20, also a record high.
Thailand’s federal government says it plans to roll out a revamped inoculation campaign against the Chinese coronavirus next month when locally manufactured doses of the coronavirus vaccine developed by the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca become available.
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-25-2021
JUSTICE JAB Offenders getting sentences CUT IN HALF if they get Covid vaccine under shock new policy
The Sun | May 21 2021
CERTAIN offenders could get their sentences cut in half if they agree to get the Covid vaccine in a shocking new policy.
Georgia's Hall and Dawson counties are offering this incentive in an effort to increase Covid vaccination rates among adults.
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Georgia's Hall and Dawson counties are offering this incentive in an effort to increase Covid vaccination rates among adults.Credit: Getty
This incentive will be available to people doing community service as part of their sentence.
Hall County Court Administrator Jason Stephenson said that judges can offer up to 20 to 40 hours for those qualified to participate.
Stephenson spoke about the new project saying: "In our judge's view, every shot in the arm is a service to the community.
"For some offenders it does seem appropriate to recognize that the time and the cost involved and perhaps lining up childcare, taking time off from work, arranging for transportation, and making to a vaccination site – not once but twice. This recognizes the commitment they've made in doing that."
Court leaders are trying to avoid pressuring people into getting the vaccine, but rather making those that qualify aware of the benefits.
Andy Maddox, senior assistant public defender of Hall County, explained this as: "Somebody mentions 20 hours and that may not sound like a lot, but that half a work week and if somebody can get a shot instead of doing 20 hours of community service, that is a pretty strong incentive."
Georgia's current vaccination rate is 37 percent while the national average is 47 percent.
Maddox assessed the initial interest saying, "I think initially it's some curiosity. Some have already gotten it. Many are pondering it."
Other states are also offering incentives to increase vaccination averages.
In Maryland, starting on Tuesday, one resident in the state who has received the Covid vaccine will win $40,000 every day as part of a program launched by Governor Larry Hogan and the Maryland Lottery.
In New York, anyone who gets vaccinated will receive a $20 lottery ticket for the $5million Mega Multiplier Lottery as part of the "Vax & Scratch" program.
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - Stone - 05-28-2021
RE: "Encouragement" to take the COVID Vaccine - SAguide - 05-29-2021
C'mon are these bribes even legal!!!