![\\"logo\\"](\\"/img/logo-dpa-factchecking.svg\\"/) *About ![\\"IFCN](\\"/img/ifcn-certificate.png\\"/) ![\\"EFCSN](\\"/img/efcsn- certificate.png\\"/) # Collage shows two different people getting vaccinated 18.1.2021, 11:10 (CET) A collage of two articles should show that healthcare provider Sanna Elkadiri may have received two vaccines (archived here). Elkadiri, who as first Dutch woman to receive a vaccine against COVID-19 would be in a German article appearing in different attire. \"Strange 2 x vaccines 1 in Germany and 1 in the Netherlands, we are really being fooled," writes a man on Facebook, but is that correct? RATING: The women in the photos are two different people. That is clearly visible in the livestream of the event on the Dutch public broadcaster NOS. There is also no reason to believe that it is over the same person would go. The message is therefore incorrect. FACTS: On January 7, 2021, a man posted a collage on Facebook in which two women receive a vaccination shot. According to the man, the two women are actually one and the same woman who has been given a vaccine several times got. "Strange that Sanna suddenly appears in a different outfit in the German media is wearing," the man writes in a Facebook message. Only that statement holds true little stitch. A day earlier, on January 6, it happened in the Dutch municipality of Veghel first vaccine against COVID-19 administered. Although both women belong to the The first group of healthcare providers who received a vaccine is not the same person. This is clearly visible on the live broadcast of the Dutch public broadcaster NOS. During that broadcast, several people receive one vaccine, Sanna Elkadiri was the first to arrive (from 9:45 PM). The second woman followed later (from 26:12). According to the NOS, on that day Veghel vaccinated 36 people. This can also be deduced from the articles, as the photo series often coincide is used. Many international news sites show those photos: first that of Elkadiri, followed by other vaccinated people. Moreover, it is article shown comes from a live blog from the Swiss (and not German) news site Watson. Disinformation about the first corona vaccine in the Netherlands is Moreover, it is not rare: dpa already investigated claims about Sanna on January 9 Elkadiri. \--- Left: Message on Facebook: (archived: Message on Facebook 2: (archived: Vaccination NOS YouTube: (archived: Article Clickorlando.com: covid-19-vaccinations-last-eu-nation-to-do-so/ (archived: Article Baynews9: begin-covid-19-vaccinations-last-eu-nation-to-do-so (archived: dpa factcheck: \--- Contact the dpa fact check team: factcheck-netherlands@dpa.com powered by dpa-newslab | Imprint | Privacy | About:
A collage of two articles aims to show that healthcare provider Sanna Elkadiri may have received two vaccines archived here Elkadiri who was the first Dutch woman to receive a vaccine against COVID19 is said to be seen in different clothing in a German article Strange 2 x vaccines 1 in Germany and 1 in the Netherlands we are really being fooled writes a man on Facebook but is that correct