News#allesindenArm: Twitter campaign wants to encourage vaccination

#allesindenArm: Twitter campaign wants to encourage vaccination

Many experts agree on one thing: The corona vaccination provides effective protection against severe disease or death. A vaccination campaign has now been started, which is also supported by numerous celebrities.

Berlin – Under the hashtag #allesindenArm, celebrities and other users have campaigned for a corona vaccination on Twitter.

“Hello. I am Igor Levit and I am a pianist. I am vaccinated. Science and solidarity are the way out of the pandemic. Therefore: get vaccinated! #allesindenArm “, wrote the star pianist Levit on Sunday. Many others posted statements with similar wording.

Actress Verena Altenberger, actor Marcus Mittermeier, comedian Torsten Sträter and SPD politician Manuela Schwesig also took part. Virologist Melanie Brinkmann also posted a statement – as did rapper Smudo. There were more than 60,000 tweets on the hashtag by Monday morning.

The name of the campaign is strongly reminiscent of the past campaigns #allesdichtmachen and #allesaufdentisch, which criticized the federal government’s corona policy and in some cases represented positions critical of the vaccination. Many prominent faces were also represented. dpa

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