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Italian music teacher Sandro Tognatti, 57, suffered a high fever after receiving the CCP (Communist Party of China) virus vaccine in his hometown of Biella, so he went to bed, waking up dead the next day, as reported by his wife, Simona Riussi.

 

In this case, the Italian prosecutor's office launched an investigation for involuntary manslaughter, which would involve the manufacturers of the AstraZeneca vaccine, of which the police had already seized 400,000 doses previously, according to The New York Post on March 16.

 

There is no certainty that the vaccine is the direct cause of Tognatti's death, according to the report from the prosecutor's office for the Piedmont region of northern Italy. "It cannot be attributed to the aforementioned inoculation," said prosecutor Teresa Angela Camelio.

 

On the other hand, Italy joined several European nations on March 15, mainly, among which are France, Germany, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Luxembourg and Thailand, in Southeast Asia.

 

The boycott of AstraZeneca appears to be due to the fact that among the patients who received their vaccinations, some generated blood clots.