Majority want their children inoculated against Covid: pollYoungsters are injected with the Pfizer vaccine at Vajira Hospital on Sept 21, 2021. The poll was conducted online between Sept 27-30 on 1,089 people with children attending schools throughout the country. A majority -- 75.44% -- of the respondents agreed with the policy, while 24.56% disagreed. Asked whether they were ready to allow their children to be vaccinated, a majority or 61.43%, said "yes"; 26.17% said they would rather wait for q while; and 12.40% said "no". Asked to predict the possible results of the children being inoculated, 46% said the favourable results would outweigh the unfavourable; 40.96% said the outcomes would be equally favourable and unfavourable; and 12.30% said there would be more unfavourable than favourable results.
