That depends on the country. Norway had four cases of fatal blood clothing in young people which is significant considering only 9 people below 50 died of covid there.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/scientists-say-they-found-cause...
>Norway registered three cases of CVST, one of them fatal. The country vaccinated around 120,000 people with the shot.
https://sciencenorway.no/covid19/norwegian-experts-say-deadl...
>Holme led the work to find out why three health workers under the age of 50 were hospitalized with serious blood clots and low levels of blood platelets after having taken the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine. One of the health workers died on Monday.
Use your favorite service to translate from Norwegian: https://www.vg.no/nyheter/innenriks/i/gW4wbL/legemiddelverke...
I don't know the source of this confusion; it might have disappeared in an editorial decision. But as reported in said link, it is certain that three are now dead and five have been hospitalized.
It would be interesting to know why Norway has had such a high incidence of this (presumed) deadly side effect, and why it hasn't been discovered in others.
For countries that have a low incidence of covid, a fatality rate like this among younger people makes it a tricky ethical decision, especially if other vaccines will soon be available. My money is on it either being explicitly pulled or sometimes becoming very unpopular in these countries.