Italy Launches Manslaughter Investigation After Death By AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine

The prosecutor of Biella, Italy has opened a manslaughter investigation following the death of a man a few hours after getting vaccinated and ordered to seize a batch of AstraZeneca Covid-19 jabs. He ordered the preventive seizure of the entire ‘ABV5811’ batch of AstraZeneca vaccines of the country that may affect 400,000 doses of the Anglo-Swedish jab.

This decision made pending the result of an investigation by the Medicines Supervision Commission and the Judicial Authority into the death of Sandro Tognatti who died after the administration of the vaccine produced by AstraZeneca.

Prosecutor Teresa Angela Camelio also opened a criminal case against unknown persons for manslaughter following Sandro Tognatti’s death.

The local prosecutor in Biella, where Tognatti lived, announced the opening of a criminal case for manslaughter after his death, Italy’s La Repubblica newspaper reported.

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