Dr. Rajendra Kapila, a Giant in Infectious Disease Medicine, Died after Receiving 2 Doses of Pfizer’s RNA Vax. COVID-19 Was the Reported Cause of Death.
June 4, 2021 in News by RBN Staff
Source: Need To Know
Mainstream media reported that Dr. Rajendra Kapila, a medical school professor at Rutgers University who was considered a “giant in the field of infectious diseases,” died of COVID-19. The 81-year-old died in India on April 28, nearly three weeks after testing positive for COVID-19. He went to India to care for his family and planned a short trip. Dr. Kapila’s wife reported that that he had received both doses of the Pfizer vaccine in the US before heading to India. He reportedly suffered from diabetes and chronic heart complications. The report from ABC news blamed COVID-19 for Dr. Kapila’s death instead of dangerous experimental mRNA vaccines.
A distinguished New Jersey doctor considered a “giant in the field of infectious diseases” has died of COVID-19.
Dr. Rajendra Kapila was a professor at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and was a founding member of the New Jersey Infectious Disease Society.
The 81-year-old died in India on April 28, nearly three weeks after testing positive for COVID-19, according to the Hindustan Times.
Kapila’s ex-wife, Dr. Bina Kapila, said he went to India — where the pandemic is raging — to help care for his family and had planned for it to be a brief trip, according to ABC New York station WABC.
Rajendra Kapila received his medical degree in 1964 at the University of Delhi and completed his residency in India, according to his Rutgers biography. After moving to the United States, he was an intern, resident and fellow at a hospital in Newark, New Jersey.
“For 50 years, Dr. Kapila served as a foundational pillar of New Jersey Medical School, the Martland Hospital and University Hospital where he provided care to tens of thousands of patients and trained numerous generations of medical students, residents and fellows,” Rutgers said in a statement.
