A Londonderry GP has been suspended for comments she made about the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
Dr Anne McCloskey expressed concerns in a social media video about young people being given the Covid-19 vaccine.
The Health and Social Care Board (HSCB) said it was suspending Dr McCloskey “as a precautionary measure while it undertakes a full investigation”.
Dr McCloskey cannot work for the health service during that time.
The HSCB said that suspension was “not an automatic occurrence when undertaking an investigation”.
Dr McCloskey said in the video that there was not enough evidence that it was safe for young people to be vaccinated.
Dr McCloskey said she was “distraught” by the number of young people “damaged” by “unlicensed and unapproved” vaccines.
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She said many young people had been “coerced, bribed or bullied” into being vaccinated and that vaccines were “malevolent”.
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