“Once you force that injection on someone, you are committing an assault on their body. Everybody has a right to human dignity. If you are going to be injected, given tablets, or operated on, first, you must be educated about the effects of the same,” Kabuleta said.
Museveni reacting to this said, even though Kabuleeta has the right to vaccination, they have a right to safety from such people.
“I saw him(Kabuleta) saying employers have no right to force employees to get vaccinated. If we say for health reasons this is required and you don’t, you shall not come to workplace. Yes, you have your right to boycott the vaccine but we also have the right to protect ourselves,” Museveni said.
He also, added that ll teachers should fully get the vaccine before they accept them in schools.
The president said cases increased more when they reopened schools.
“There is an increased number of clusters of infections in schools. When the children were in villages, I didn’t hear of any infections. Now when we opened schools have become new centres of infections.”
Schools will close today for a period of 42 days. The president gave no specific plan on how students are going to go through these 42 days. Students in lower primary have not even been in school since March 2020.
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