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ADVER readers have shared their views as the Indian variant of Covid-19 continues to cast uncertainty over the final step out of lockdown. The Indian variant – or B1617.2 – is thought to be more transmissible and has been detected in 86 local authority areas, including Wiltshire. Prime minister Boris Johnson said yesterday there is no “conclusive” evidence to deviate from the plan to further ease restrictions on June 21. But he added everything is being kept under close review but adds we ll know a lot more in a few days time . Wiltshire Council s director of public health Kate Blackburn said there were a small number of cases in the county picked up as a result of international travel.
Adver readers have shown they re not concerned about potential side effects of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid vaccines. Last week a list of 13 potential side effects you could get after getting your jab was published and included tiredness and headaches being the most common at potentially one in every 10 people. The rarest side effect was temporary one sided facial dropping which could only impact one in 1,000 people. The leaflet that published the side effects is given to people before getting the jab and it recommends pregnant or breast-feeding women should speak to their doctor first and children under 16 should not get the jab.