Olympic swimmers postpone second dose of vaccine until after trial

Ian Chesterman, vice chairman of the Australian Olympic Committee, said that Olympic swimmers will not receive a second dose of Pfizer vaccine until after the swimming competition. He said: “It makes sense to be able to have them perform without the jab before the most important encounter,” “So they will immediately have a second injection… [after] The trial is over. “Now that all athletes have performed the first stabbing, we should have finished the stabbing today.” There is usually a three-week wait between taking Pfizer vaccines, but the swimming trail starting on June 12 is considered to be the same The date of the second jab was too close.