Summary

All the above literature reviews discuss that that there was a lot of people still hesitant for

the vaccine. The results from the previous studies indicated that people are becoming hesitant

because of the different factors that affects their perception about the vaccines. These studies

indicates how risk perception and some factors related to the decision to comply with vaccination

influenced vaccine acceptance for COVID-19. After the re-opening process, the flu vaccine's

acceptance grew. Vaccine apprehension, on the other hand, may minimize coverage and

jeopardize herd community. Regardless of their views about vaccinations, more people were able

to get vaccinated during the lockdown than before, and as risk tolerance grew, so did the

intention to endorse the vaccine. Also, Several vaccines against corona virus disease (COVID-

19) have been licensed and are being administered in various parts of the world. They are poorly

known by the general public in terms of education, behavior, and expectations. The aim of the

study was to look into community awareness, attitudes and expectations about COVID- 19

vaccinations. People's awareness and attitudes are critical for government to overcome all

obstacles to vaccine delivery. Past studies indicates that refusal and delay were correlated with

being younger, losing income during the pandemic, and not wanting to get the flu vaccine. The

authors also stated that government and health authorities should improve communication and

build up the trust of the people. Vaccine hesitancy is pervasive, misinformed, contagious, and is

not limited to COVID-19 vaccination. It will make it impossible for populations to meet the

coverage levels needed for herd immunity against COVID.19, thus unnecessarily perpetuating

the Pandemic and resulting in untold suffering and deaths. That's why it is critical to instill trust

in the vaccine as the safety and the efficacy of vaccine are linked with its purpose. The authors
hope that this articles will help raise awareness of anti-vaccine disinformation and help raise trust

in vaccine education.