Results
A total of 774 responses were recorded from 23 districts of Sindh,
Pakistan. The majority of participants (n=00, 00.0%) were not aware of
the presence of the COVID-19 vaccine in Pakistan. Results found the
significant relationship of conspiracies and myths with an education
level of participants, to make Muslims infertile, illiterate showed (Yes
n=45, No=27) while postgraduate (Yes n=11, No=88) (χ2 = 109.6,
P> 0.000). Participants showed doubt about the safety of
vaccines, (Yes n= 464, 59.9%, No= 310, 40.1%). Other responses related
to side effects of the vaccine were also highly significant,
participants showed that vaccine side effects (Yes n= 462, 59.7%, No=
312, 40.3%), Pregnant or breastfeeding women should not get vaccinated
(Yes n= 468, 59.8%, No= 311, 40.1%) and people with underlying
conditions should not get vaccinated (True n= 389, 50.3%, False= 385,
49.7%).