Japan is the latest country to put a batch of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine on hold after a foreign substance was found in a vial. Other so-called vaccines, very much in their early experimental stage have been ditched by nations big pharma tries to fleece.

A pharmacist saw several black particles in one vial of the vaccine in Kanagawa Prefecture, according to authorities. Alarmingly, some 3,790 people had already received shots from the batch. The rest of the batch has now been put on hold. It comes less than a week after Japan suspended the use of about 1.63 million Moderna doses due to contamination.

The pharmacist found the black particles while checking for foreign substances before the vaccine’s use. The jab’s domestic distributor has collected the vial suspected to be contaminated. Wait and see: Local media reports say there is no clear evidence so far of any health hazards caused by the potentially contaminated vaccine.

Takeda Pharmaceutical, which sells and distributes the vaccine in Japan, had just last week put three batches of the vaccine on hold after foreign materials were found in some doses of a batch of roughly 560,000 vials.

Spanish pharmaceutical firm Rovi, which bottles the vaccine, said in a statement that a flaw in the manufacturing line in Spain could be the cause of the issue. Recently, the pro-regime media in Span celebrated the home-based manufacturers whose earlier expertise was in animal pharma, vaccines etc. Rovi added that it was conducting an investigation.

On Tuesday, Japan’s health minister claimed foreign matters found in jabs in the southern prefecture of Okinawa were due to needles being incorrectly inserted into vials. Japan’s vaccination roll-out has been relatively slow, with just over 40% of Japanese people fully vaccinated and around 50% having received one dose.