The World Health Organization (WHO) expert says researchers are making positive progress towards developing vaccines against the corona virus, but their use cannot be expected until early 2021.
Mike Ryan, head of the WHO’s emergency program, said the World Health Organization was working to ensure a fair distribution of the vaccine, but that it was important to stop the spread of the virus until then, according to Reuters.
The number of daily epidemics worldwide has reached record levels.
“We are making good progress, several vaccines are in the third phase of trials and so far no vaccine has failed to boost immunity,” said Mike Ryan.
However he acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Trump’s government.
The World Health Organization is working to help access potential vaccines and increase their productivity, he said.
“We need to be fair in this regard because it is for the good of the whole world, there should be no difference between rich and poor for the epidemic vaccine and it should be for everyone,” he said.
Mike Ryan warned schools to resume teaching until Corona’s local transition is overcome.
It was only on Wednesday that it was revealed that the US government had bought 100 million doses of Corona vaccine manufactured by Pfizer Inc. and the German company BioNtechSE for 9 1.95 billion.
The companies also announced that the US government would be allowed to purchase another 500 million doses.
It should be noted that after some prevention in several countries, the epidemic of corona has started to rise again, especially in the continent of Africa, it is spreading rapidly.
Worldwide, more than 15 million people have been affected, more than 617,000 people have died and more than 8,511,000 patients have recovered.