I had the same feeling as you. Didn't feel any pain during jab. Mine was Sinovac though. I was surprised the jab was so fast because I didn't feel anything. Now I'm doubting if I actually got the vaccine.

Why all these videos so blurry wan? Malaysians all use potato phone?

After your feedback now they are going to use bigger blunt needles so we can feel the pain during injection 😆

Nowadays, the needle are so fine, u hardly feel anything at all but when any liquid was forced into the muscle, u can definitely feel it.

The feeling is not pain but more like an uncomfortable bloating feeling at the muscle area.

After my AZ shot, I had fever and slight headache on the 2nd day. At least, I know I got vaccinated.

Can someone pls translate this video. Seems like it’s happening in other countries as well




This post has been edited by N9484640: Jul 11 2021, 11:53 AM

You are correct, unless it's from the Veins


Cos I'm fat and doctors have hard time looking for my veins during blood test.
So they take from anywhere but take a long time to fill up the syringe.

I read through this topic

Some have knowledge when they reply.
While majority watched too much Netflix and Hollywood movies.

This news was about empty vaccine jab as well,
first was happened in Brazil, followed by another case happened in USA Colombia. The nurse was immediate arrested

This post has been edited by Ckmwpy0370: Jul 9 2021, 12:54 PM

Actually why people need to take videos? Just use your eyes and watch the needle go into your muscle and see if they press the plunger or not la. Seriously I mean you are there, use your 👀?

This post has been edited by Aurora Boreali: Jul 9 2021, 09:20 AM

some people is phobic of sharp needles

actually yeah, i agree looking into it is a good way. At least keep your eyes on the filled syringe until they pinch your arm muscle. Any swift movement to swap out the syringe, you will hear or feel it with the vaccinator erratic movement.

This post has been edited by viktorherald: Jul 9 2021, 09:21 AM

You just describe the entire LYN forum.

This post has been edited by jetblast: Jul 9 2021, 09:23 AM

If he has deleted the video as claimed in the report, why are the video(s) circulating? And which video actually relates to the report? The place looks more like a huge PPV, rather than Hospital Banting.

to get likes in social media kot

but in a positive way, the social media post can encourage more people to get jabbed

This "empty syringe" phenomena was not unique to Malaysia. It was caught happening over other countries as well.

I took my FIL for shot, and the one giving vaccine did show everything he does, and asking for my confirmation.

Provide info on vaccine, AZ, O.5cc (if not mistaken, 2 weeks back, dont really remember), confirm vaccine in syringe, inject and confirm all done.

This post has been edited by faridr: Jul 9 2021, 10:40 AM

Ur eye can project out things u've seen if there is a need ? Mine cant.

My Sister Dr specialist commented
Use wrong needle, empty syringe plunger not even push down
and no one cucuk with green. V big

The position of the syringe in the video in the 1st post is the same as in above picture... an empty syringe that has yet to be filled.

So, what is the outcome of the police report? Any news?

In the police report, the complainer said he was given another jab after agreeing to delete the video.

I guessed he has had send it to a friend, who is a doctor, when he called the friend for advice. After the call, he returned back to the hospital to show the video again to the staff there.

The police report is in the 1st post. Curious to know whether the report has a second page; since the report is only on the complainer's visit and what happened. It did not state anything on the video and what clothes he worn and that he was the person in the video.

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Instead of subscribing to conspiracy theory of syndicates pilfering vaccines to be sold in the open market, a simple more acceptable reasoning would be that the nurse overworked after many days of dispensing the vaccine and forgot to fill the syringe.