WHO said, eight teams are very close to making corona virus vaccine


Posted on 13th May 2020 11:44 am by rohit kumar

A good news has come in the midst of the Corona epidemic. World Health Organization (WHO) Director General Tedros Adhanom

 On Monday, the United Nations (UN) Economic and Social Council has informed that the corona infection is undergoing a rapid pace of vaccination and will be prepared before the expected time. Tedros told that there are a total of seven to eight such teams that are very close to making that vaccine and soon the world can get a great news.

 

According to Tedros, many countries have extended a helping hand and around 100 different teams are trialing the vaccine and eight of them are very close to it. Two months ago we had estimated that it may take 12 to 18 months to be made but the work has accelerated and it will be developed ahead of time. However, Tedros has appealed to countries to raise nearly eight billion dollars for research and research.

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After the vaccine is made, a large amount of its production will also be required, so this amount is less. Tedros said that he has appealed to 40 countries in the past. The WHO chief said that eight billion dollars is not enough, we need some more help. If this does not help, then the work of making the vaccine will be continuously delayed.

Tedros informed about the vaccine that we are currently paying more attention to the candidates who are close to the result and are able to work faster. Tedros refused to name those people.

 

Working with thousands of researchers from all over the world

Director General Tedros Adhanom said that since January, we have been working with thousands of researchers from all over the world. Most vaccines have started using on animals, while some have also started human trials. A team of about 400 scientists is monitoring this work.

 

Tedross said that corona infection is very dangerous and we will remain in a very weak position in this fight without vaccine. He said that this transition has been done by teaching all the countries how much every country needs a strong health care system.

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