You got a pifzer ? Then you can be eligible for lottery in Poland.

[Naficopa]

Here in the Philippines, most people are not yet vaccinated since some did not go to their respective schedules of vaccination. When the delta variant suddenly hit our country, our government announced another ECQ which prohibited the public from leaving their respective premises without any proof of showing their vaccination cards.

Two to three (2-3) days before the implementation of the ECQ, people flocked all of the vaccination sites in hopes of getting a free shot. The bad thing is, all of these unvaccinated people stormed through the gates without observing all the guidelines of social distancing, etc. So, the only way to get people vaccinated is to literally restrict their freedom!

If the spread of the virus is not stopped, restrictions will definitely be introduced again. Any restriction on mobility, that is, restriction of freedom. I think that the idea of creating a lottery with prizes for people who get vaccinated is a good idea. In my opinion, it is better to encourage vaccinations, not to force to them through restrictions on freedom.

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[carlfebz2]

Here in the Philippines, most people are not yet vaccinated since some did not go to their respective schedules of vaccination. When the delta variant suddenly hit our country, our government announced another ECQ which prohibited the public from leaving their respective premises without any proof of showing their vaccination cards.

Two to three (2-3) days before the implementation of the ECQ, people flocked all of the vaccination sites in hopes of getting a free shot. The bad thing is, all of these unvaccinated people stormed through the gates without observing all the guidelines of social distancing, etc. So, the only way to get people vaccinated is to literally restrict their freedom!

If the spread of the virus is not stopped, restrictions will definitely be introduced again. Any restriction on mobility, that is, restriction of freedom. I think that the idea of creating a lottery with prizes for people who get vaccinated is a good idea. In my opinion, it is better to encourage vaccinations, not to force to them through restrictions on freedom.

I dont see for it to be a good idea but somehow there are people who got really interested and make their selves vaccinated but overall i dont really see the point on  why people would be risking out their lives

when it comes to side effects just for a lottery ticket.I cant really just see the reason on why it would be that something a good reason for you to get vaccinanated.

This is just my own point of view since until now im not vaccinated no matter what gimmicks or prizes that could a citizen has the chance to hit up.

[pinggoki]

Saw this being talked about like as early as February, I cannot reiterate how intelligent and intuitive this move by Poland is compared to efforts conducted by other countries to promote the vaccination of the general public. The fact that it tickled the innate desire of humans for money is while ensuring that they are able to vaccinate as much people as possible in the process is commendable on its own. I just have a few questions concerning this sweepstakes move of the Polish Government. Is this lottery still going on? If so how are they drawing the winner? Is it similar to what a regular sweepstake supported by a government is?

Here in the Philippines, most people are not yet vaccinated since some did not go to their respective schedules of vaccination. When the delta variant suddenly hit our country, our government announced another ECQ which prohibited the public from leaving their respective premises without any proof of showing their vaccination cards.

Two to three (2-3) days before the implementation of the ECQ, people flocked all of the vaccination sites in hopes of getting a free shot. The bad thing is, all of these unvaccinated people stormed through the gates without observing all the guidelines of social distancing, etc. So, the only way to get people vaccinated is to literally restrict their freedom!

Heard about that, also heard that the Philippines mostly relied on vaccine donations because the government was so busy incarcerating drug addicts and ECQ violators instead of really doing something to absolve the breach issue. With a pandemic as deadly as this, it just doesn't make sense to risk your life going over the next block to meet your friends, these people need money to survive but they wouldn't be able to acquire cash if they won't go out. and with supplies of the vaccine being scarce, there's no way for these people would just wait for their turn despite the precautions because they need to go to their jobs ASAP.

[boyptc]

Thanks for that information.

I'm also about to ask the same question and want to know if there really are winners since this was posted a month ago already.

Those folks that have won cars, just wow.

You are welcome. Glad I could help.
Those vehicles were nice prizes, indeed.

They really are indeed.

If I'll be joining any of the same, I'll aim for those but since it's a lottery. This is a game of luck so those winners of those cars are lucky indeed.

[ethereumhunter]

Its good to know that the Poland government were sincere to give these prizes for those who get themselves vaccinated.
This is an effective encouragement to people who have doubts because of the side effects that it might cause to their health.
I just hope our government do the same thing as an incentives for people to be protected against the virus while having a chance to get prizes.

I think people more concern with their health after they get vaccinated because until now, many bad news in social media told them that the vaccine can not stop the spread of the virus. The prizes is for attracting them and courage them to follow what their government suggest. Well, we do not know what impact that people will get after they vaccinated as the impact itself will be different from one person with another. But if the vaccine is one thing that the government suggested, maybe people should follow it and get protection from the mutated virus.

The prize money is to attract people to take the vaccine, but the major reason is to get them into this and try to lessen the spread of this virus, we don't know how and until when this virus will evolve as of this moment  another variant is hitting most of the places around the world and the virus is helping plus those safety protocols.

The focus of the government is to convince more from their jurisdiction that this virus is not going disappear right away, it will continue to threat our health better to take side and enhance your chance not to get infected.

Hopefully, people who live in a country that does not use prize money can be aware of the importance of the vaccine that can get more protection against the virus. If those people in Poland realize that, they should go to the hospital or a place that will be the health centre to get vaccinated and not because of the prize money.

The Delta variant is really hitting many countries now and the spread is fast than the previous variant. It is why the government asked their people to be vaccinated, which is expected to reduce the spread of the virus. If their people listen to the suggestion from the government, they will visit the health centre and get the injection of the vaccine and with the help of consuming the healthy food and always clean, that will help them prevent the virus.

[Sithara007]

Hopefully, people who live in a country that does not use prize money can be aware of the importance of the vaccine that can get more protection against the virus. If those people in Poland realize that, they should go to the hospital or a place that will be the health centre to get vaccinated and not because of the prize money.

The Delta variant is really hitting many countries now and the spread is fast than the previous variant. It is why the government asked their people to be vaccinated, which is expected to reduce the spread of the virus. If their people listen to the suggestion from the government, they will visit the health centre and get the injection of the vaccine and with the help of consuming the healthy food and always clean, that will help them prevent the virus.

In Eastern Europe (and many other parts of the world), there is a general distrust of the authorities. One of the users from Russia made a post here regarding the situation there. Especially among the older generations, there may be large sections of the population who doesn't want to get vaccinated. Now I am not sure whether these people would suddenly agree to get vaccinated since the lottery is there, but overall it is a good initiative from the Polish government. Also, the vaccines have limited shelf life. They need to be administered before they expire.

[peter0425]

Hopefully, people who live in a country that does not use prize money can be aware of the importance of the vaccine that can get more protection against the virus. If those people in Poland realize that, they should go to the hospital or a place that will be the health centre to get vaccinated and not because of the prize money.

The Delta variant is really hitting many countries now and the spread is fast than the previous variant. It is why the government asked their people to be vaccinated, which is expected to reduce the spread of the virus. If their people listen to the suggestion from the government, they will visit the health centre and get the injection of the vaccine and with the help of consuming the healthy food and always clean, that will help them prevent the virus.

In Eastern Europe (and many other parts of the world), there is a general distrust of the authorities. One of the users from Russia made a post here regarding the situation there. Especially among the older generations, there may be large sections of the population who doesn't want to get vaccinated. Now I am not sure whether these people would suddenly agree to get vaccinated since the lottery is there, but overall it is a good initiative from the Polish government. Also, the vaccines have limited shelf life. They need to be administered before they expire.

You cannot just bribe people about lottery when this involves their lives , it looks like they will risk their precious life just because of this offering?

you cannot bring life back once taken and the issue of the vaccine is indeed spreading the world, as we humans knows what our body's capacity and tolerance .

so we cannot blame those people that deny the vaccine because they love their lives.

[KTChampions]

In Eastern Europe (and many other parts of the world), there is a general distrust of the authorities. One of the users from Russia made a post here regarding the situation there. Especially among the older generations, there may be large sections of the population who doesn't want to get vaccinated. Now I am not sure whether these people would suddenly agree to get vaccinated since the lottery is there, but overall it is a good initiative from the Polish government. Also, the vaccines have limited shelf life. They need to be administered before they expire.

The vaccination campaign in Russia is gaining more and more opponents, not only for historical reasons, but also because people here and there see the ineffectiveness of vaccination. Yesterday I was at work after almost a week's absence and found that 5 of my colleagues were sick. 2 of them were vaccinated, two were not, and another was vaccinated and a day after vaccination he felt bad (apparently the vaccine hit the already weakened immunity, since apparently he was already sick when he did it). And such cases are found in different circles of different acquaintances, from the outside it looks like the Russian vaccine does nothing against infection, plus it can provoke a severe course of the disease.
By the way, we have another person at work who has already recovered, but his story is as follows: he had a mild illness once, after which he was vaccinated and a couple of months later fell ill again, but this time in a severe form.

[ethereumhunter]

Hopefully, people who live in a country that does not use prize money can be aware of the importance of the vaccine that can get more protection against the virus. If those people in Poland realize that, they should go to the hospital or a place that will be the health centre to get vaccinated and not because of the prize money.

The Delta variant is really hitting many countries now and the spread is fast than the previous variant. It is why the government asked their people to be vaccinated, which is expected to reduce the spread of the virus. If their people listen to the suggestion from the government, they will visit the health centre and get the injection of the vaccine and with the help of consuming the healthy food and always clean, that will help them prevent the virus.

In Eastern Europe (and many other parts of the world), there is a general distrust of the authorities. One of the users from Russia made a post here regarding the situation there. Especially among the older generations, there may be large sections of the population who doesn't want to get vaccinated. Now I am not sure whether these people would suddenly agree to get vaccinated since the lottery is there, but overall it is a good initiative from the Polish government. Also, the vaccines have limited shelf life. They need to be administered before they expire.

I am sure that some people do not want to vaccinate because they think that the vaccine and the virus are designed by some groups that do not want to see the world is in peace. They want to create a massacre in many countries and spreads the fear and die to all countries. And now that is what we see in many countries.

Hopefully, people from Poland can choose with the right of what they will do and do not think much about the virus because the vaccine helps them survive in this pandemic. But the vaccine will not works without having a healthy life.

[Sithara007]

In Eastern Europe (and many other parts of the world), there is a general distrust of the authorities. One of the users from Russia made a post here regarding the situation there. Especially among the older generations, there may be large sections of the population who doesn't want to get vaccinated. Now I am not sure whether these people would suddenly agree to get vaccinated since the lottery is there, but overall it is a good initiative from the Polish government. Also, the vaccines have limited shelf life. They need to be administered before they expire.

The vaccination campaign in Russia is gaining more and more opponents, not only for historical reasons, but also because people here and there see the ineffectiveness of vaccination. Yesterday I was at work after almost a week's absence and found that 5 of my colleagues were sick. 2 of them were vaccinated, two were not, and another was vaccinated and a day after vaccination he felt bad (apparently the vaccine hit the already weakened immunity, since apparently he was already sick when he did it). And such cases are found in different circles of different acquaintances, from the outside it looks like the Russian vaccine does nothing against infection, plus it can provoke a severe course of the disease.
By the way, we have another person at work who has already recovered, but his story is as follows: he had a mild illness once, after which he was vaccinated and a couple of months later fell ill again, but this time in a severe form.

Well... this is strange. If the Sputnik V vaccine is no inefficient, then how can 70+ countries approve it? Even here in India, a lot of people have been vaccinated with Sputnik V. Actually here it is considered as the most effective vaccine (compared to the two local vaccines - Covishield/Covaxin). Also, in countries like Argentina (which has administered the largest number of doses outside Russia), real time studies have shown effectiveness of >90%, and reports suggest that people there prefer the Russian vaccine over Sinopharm/Sinovac.

[Xinarae*]

Even after vaccination the virus is not preventing any infection many people do not want to survive because of the vaccine in different countries. After being vaccinated they suddenly become ill however, russia's survival has proved to be very effective thousands of people have registered for the first two doses of the vaccine this week it is not yet clear how many vaccines russia will be able to produce. Without a full lockdown it is now thought to be able to fight covid.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

Even after vaccination the virus is not preventing any infection many people do not want to survive because of the vaccine in different countries. After being vaccinated they suddenly become ill however, russia's survival has proved to be very effective thousands of people have registered for the first two doses of the vaccine this week it is not yet clear how many vaccines russia will be able to produce. Without a full lockdown it is now thought to be able to fight covid.

The current vaccines don't prevent the infection from happening, it just make the symptoms mild and the survival from contracting the virus increases when you're vaccinated plus you can protect other people through herd immunity when you're part of the vaccinated population.

[Cling18]

Even after vaccination the virus is not preventing any infection many people do not want to survive because of the vaccine in different countries. After being vaccinated they suddenly become ill however, russia's survival has proved to be very effective thousands of people have registered for the first two doses of the vaccine this week it is not yet clear how many vaccines russia will be able to produce. Without a full lockdown it is now thought to be able to fight covid.

People believed that once the vaccines exist, we'll all go back to normal but I guess that will be hard to happen right now especially now that the delta variant has reached lots of countries. Some vaccines aren't strong enough to fight against the Delta variant so in our country, we're all put on lockdown again. I don't think being vaccinated is the only answer this time.

[KTChampions]

The vaccination campaign in Russia is gaining more and more opponents, not only for historical reasons, but also because people here and there see the ineffectiveness of vaccination. Yesterday I was at work after almost a week's absence and found that 5 of my colleagues were sick. 2 of them were vaccinated, two were not, and another was vaccinated and a day after vaccination he felt bad (apparently the vaccine hit the already weakened immunity, since apparently he was already sick when he did it). And such cases are found in different circles of different acquaintances, from the outside it looks like the Russian vaccine does nothing against infection, plus it can provoke a severe course of the disease.
By the way, we have another person at work who has already recovered, but his story is as follows: he had a mild illness once, after which he was vaccinated and a couple of months later fell ill again, but this time in a severe form.

Well... this is strange. If the Sputnik V vaccine is no inefficient, then how can 70+ countries approve it? Even here in India, a lot of people have been vaccinated with Sputnik V. Actually here it is considered as the most effective vaccine (compared to the two local vaccines - Covishield/Covaxin). Also, in countries like Argentina (which has administered the largest number of doses outside Russia), real time studies have shown effectiveness of >90%, and reports suggest that people there prefer the Russian vaccine over Sinopharm/Sinovac.

Perhaps the explanation for everything is corruption - Russia loves to pay for its status and buys everyone and everything. By the way, have you heard that the deliveries of the second dose of Sputnik V to Argentina were disrupted? Russia failed to fulfill its contractual obligations, putting Argentina in a difficult position. If this happened on the international market where Russia is trying to maintain its status, then what can be expected from the domestic market where the government does not care about the country's population?

[virasog]

Here in the Philippines, most people are not yet vaccinated since some did not go to their respective schedules of vaccination. When the delta variant suddenly hit our country, our government announced another ECQ which prohibited the public from leaving their respective premises without any proof of showing their vaccination cards.

Two to three (2-3) days before the implementation of the ECQ, people flocked all of the vaccination sites in hopes of getting a free shot. The bad thing is, all of these unvaccinated people stormed through the gates without observing all the guidelines of social distancing, etc. So, the only way to get people vaccinated is to literally restrict their freedom!

I will call it negligence on the part of the government who did not allow enough time for the people to get vaccinated and put restrictions. This made people panic and they decided to rush to the vaccination centres and then of course there is a risk of getting covid when a lot of people around together without following any extra sops.

[Pamadar]

Even after vaccination the virus is not preventing any infection many people do not want to survive because of the vaccine in different countries. After being vaccinated they suddenly become ill however, russia's survival has proved to be very effective thousands of people have registered for the first two doses of the vaccine this week it is not yet clear how many vaccines russia will be able to produce. Without a full lockdown it is now thought to be able to fight covid.

The current vaccines don't prevent the infection from happening, it just make the symptoms mild and the survival from contracting the virus increases when you're vaccinated plus you can protect other people through herd immunity when you're part of the vaccinated population.

It gives those vaccinated person to have a better chance in surviving but even you've got vaccinated it's not a guarantee

that this new variant won't hit you, survival rate increase that's the good news and that's the reason most government wanted their
citizens to have this to increase the survival of every people who've got hit by this new delta variant, still need to follow safety protocols
it will continue to lessen the spread of this virus.

[BlackFor3st]

That's some good promotion, some people really don't like to get vaccinated because of fear what could be the effect after they get vaccinated. Rather than forcing people to get vaccinated this kind of promotion is really great first thing you will get vaccine which will protect you from the virus and after that you still have chance to win a lottery you could be a very lucky person if you managed to win on the lottery.

[Sithara007]

Perhaps the explanation for everything is corruption - Russia loves to pay for its status and buys everyone and everything. By the way, have you heard that the deliveries of the second dose of Sputnik V to Argentina were disrupted? Russia failed to fulfill its contractual obligations, putting Argentina in a difficult position. If this happened on the international market where Russia is trying to maintain its status, then what can be expected from the domestic market where the government does not care about the country's population?

Even in India, the Sputnik V vaccine program is getting delayed because the second component is not available. But I heard that the issue was resolved in Argentina. A local manufacturer started distributing second component doses from this month onwards.

https://www.telam.com.ar/notas/202108/564683-distribuyen-en-todo-el-pais-mas-de-600-mil-dosis-del-componente-2-de-sputnik-v.html

According to the above source, 600k doses of the second component has been distributed, while another 2.4 million will be distributed by the end of this month. Argentina has so far administered 12,468,830 doses of Sputnik V (highest number after Russia). There were some protests there as a result of the delays. But from what I heard, the people still prefer Sputnik V to useless Chinese vaccines (Pfizer/Moderna not available in required quantities).

[traderethereum]

That's some good promotion, some people really don't like to get vaccinated because of fear what could be the effect after they get vaccinated. Rather than forcing people to get vaccinated this kind of promotion is really great first thing you will get vaccine which will protect you from the virus and after that you still have chance to win a lottery you could be a very lucky person if you managed to win on the lottery.

People are afraid of the needle that will inject into their body because they think it will hurt.
If they do not think about their feelings, they will want to go to the health centre and be vaccinated.
It could attract their attention because of the prizes from the lottery but we know that some people can think about human rights about getting vaccinated or do not want to vaccinate.
The government needs to promote their programs while educating their people but do not force them to vaccinate because they really do not want it.

[Pamadar]

But from what I heard, the people still prefer Sputnik V to useless Chinese vaccines (Pfizer/Moderna not available in required quantities).

Not sure the reason they don't have Pfizer or moderna but the tension between China,

Is most probably the reason they don't want to take their vaccines, not even those thousands of lives being taken by covid from India they still seek for other options/helps and here comes Sputnik V where same with moderna and Pfizer this vaccine is also being recognized being more effective battling with the variant. The main goal remains to get vaccinated to higher the chance of survival, so from Poland's way, with the help of Pfizer, they are providing incentives in terms of lottery.