It's such a strange situation. Everywhere I've looked the numbers suggest that the incidence of blot-clot deaths is lower than you would expect from those vaccinated, yet several countries have now suspended using it. The only reason I can think is that in the incidences where it has happened, it must have been: a) quite soon after the jab and b) people who were very low risk - and therefore have reasons to believe the vaccine is at fault. Otherwise I can't fathom why they would suspend it over numbers which are very small and actually lower than expected.
I think the real danger is the public's confidence in Astra Zeneca will already be gone, when they finally do decide it's safe to use - the damage would have been done. They've already slagged it off for months - saying it's not effective, and now they're saying they need to suspend it because it could pose a risk to life. Anti-vaxxers are a growing phenomenon and in places like France where there is much less trust in the government, it could cause a real issues going forward with vaccine uptake.