While it might turn deadly, there are many asymptomatic cases, too, so it's not like Ebola or something. One should still get the vaccine when living in or tra

While it might turn deadly, there are many asymptomatic cases, too, so it's not like Ebola or something. One should still get the vaccine when living in or traveling to an affected area and plans to go into nature, though. When I was last vaccinated it took 3 months for the vaccine to reach ~70% efficacy after 2 shots and 12 more months to reach 99% efficacy after 3 shots, so people should not wait until they travel to get it.