![]() “Unscientific and irrational beliefs have wide currency in our society. There have been such instances in the past too when people claimed that idols of Ganesha were drinking milk,” he added. That could be because of sweat or adhesion,” he said.īy making such flawed claims they are unnecessarily creating confusion and panic among people, he said. “The videos and pictures doing the rounds on social media only show iron objects sticking to their body. Lambodar Prasad Singh, former Prof of Physics, Utkal University challenged people to upload videos showing that their bodies are attracting iron objects. How can a body develop magnetic powers after being inoculated with a vaccine? It is beyond scientific analysis,” he said. “What they are claiming is completely irrational. “Stainless steel spoon, coins and others started sticking to my body after I received the second jab,” he added.Īre these claims true? Let’s read what the experts have to say:ĭirector of Public Health Dr Niranjan Mishra told Odisha Bytes that the government has received no formal complaints in this regard. He is yet to get the second jab.īaladev Panigrahi, a resident of Arua Sahi in Sorada town, said that he experienced strange magnetic powers after taking the second dose of Covashield on June 10. He took the second jab on April 8.Īn auto-rickshaw driver, Gajendra Mohapatra (47), of Nilagiri in Balasore district also claimed that he developed magnetic powers two months after taking the first dose of the vaccine. ![]() Moharana said he suffered from no other side effects after vaccination. I tried the same at home and the result shocked me,” he said.Ī large number of people gathered at his house to see the unusual phenomenon. “I came across a viral video where a person had claimed that his body developed magnetic properties after the second jab. Such cases are being reported from different parts of Odisha.īabuli Moharana of Talcher’s Ramachandra Bazaar said that plier, screwdrivers and other objects made of iron have started sticking to his body. Bhubaneswar: People in Odisha have also been claiming about having developed magnetic powers after taking a second dose of the COVID vaccine by sharing pictures with steel spoons, coins and other objects sticking to their bodies.
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