From what I have heard, the VAERS reports are likely much less than 1% of all the cases that should have been reported.

By the governments own admission, it is only 10% of actual events reported.

However, according to several health professionals that I have listened to discussing this subject, most doctors and healthcare professionals don't even know that the VAERS reporting system even exists, so of course would not report an adverse even happening after vaccination. And of the few that do know of its existence, most will refuse to report an adverse event even when the parents/patient request them to do so. It is a cumbersome reporting system and takes a lot of time and is very confusing. Plus most doctors just don't even want to consider that an adverse event could be related to the vaccine. But the thing is that they are not supposed to be the ones deciding if the vaccine was the cause or not -- they are simply supposed to report it as being a possibility.

So that number of 397 reported deaths, is probably much closer to 40,000 actual deaths