Vladimir Putin announced anti-corona vaccination in Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced anti-corona vaccination in the country.

According to the report of a foreign news agency, the public campaign of corona vaccine will start in Russia from next week.

According to the report, in the first phase, teachers and people associated with the medical department will be given the vaccine.

On the other hand, the British Ministry of Health has also approved the use of a vaccine against the corona virus.

The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency approved the vaccine, which will be available from next week. The first deliveries of the vaccine produced by Pfizer and the biotech will take place between December 7 and 9.

Britain had ordered 40 million rations which would be enough for 2 million people. First, food will be given to those who are in dire need.

In the UK, it has been decided to give the corona vaccine to obese citizens before the elderly. According to the instructions of Public Health England, people suffering from obesity can be seriously affected by corona virus and the chances of death from corona are doubled for such people.

In the first batch of vaccine, one crore doses will be handed over to the British government. This is the world’s first vaccine that was developed in less than 10 months.

95% of the results of this vaccine have been correct. The Health Secretary of Great Britain has said that we have already prepared to deliver the vaccine to the public. 1.643 thousand corona cases and 59 thousand 51 deaths have been reported in the UK.

International pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Biotech say that the vaccine developed by them can protect ninety percent of people from contracting the corona virus.

Medical experts say that despite the availability of vaccines, people have to follow the Corona SOPs. Mask wearing, social distancing, corona tests and quarantine of infected people should continue.

British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that vaccination clinics will be open seven days a week and will be set up in different locations to deliver the drug to the public.

He said, ‘We cannot be sure when life will return to normal, people will have to show patience’. Officials say at least two doses of the vaccine would be necessary to protect a person.