At the time of this post, the drug administered to Australians is at 'Emergency Use Authorization' stage, where it cannot be technically called a 'vaccine' but rather an experimental/trial drug, as confirmed by Australia's Health Minister, Mr. Greg Andrew Hunt, in a public forum.
A letter from a health insurance corporation in Australia to its customer states the following:
"I confirm that side effects arising from the COVID-19 vaccine are not covered under our exclusion for: Complications from excluded or restricted conditions/treatment and experimental treatment exclusion."
The response also states the following:
"If you are injured while doing COVID -19 swab yourself, cover would be available towards the injury."
Pay attention to the word "yourself".
(as you will be able to do the test on your own, soon)
Therefore if someone else is administering this 'test' i.e. a person in a 'drive-thu' then the insurance company will not cover you?
Do you know the name of the person putting a swab up your nose?
Does that person have the appropriate qualifications to conduct such a medical examination?
Do you know the legal name of the business the person is employed under?
Will their policy cover you?
Greg Hunt:
"The world is engaged in the largest clinical trial, the largest global vaccination trial ever..."
See full interview at:
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