Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown his ambition to put into production in September what he presents as the “first” corona vaccine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown his ambition to put into production in September what he presents as the “first” coronavirus vaccine.
French Health Minister Olivier Veran said Tuesday that France and the Europeans are “waiting for big companies to have a vaccine,” while Russia claimed to have developed the “first vaccine” against the coronavirus.
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“I don’t have to trust this Russian vaccine,” the French minister said simply when asked about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announcements. “We are not in the approach of the French doctors, we are in the European approach (…) that works with all the big laboratories to guarantee that we have access to the vaccine,” he added during a trip to the spa. de la Grande-Motte, near Montpellier, in the south of France.
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“For now, as far as I know from the published scientific studies, we are waiting for the large laboratories to have a vaccine,” he insisted. “Of course, I hope it will be as soon as possible. Some tell us about autumn, others about the first half of 2021, ”she added.
Vladimir Putin has shown his ambition to put into production in September what he represents as the “first” vaccine against the coronavirus, he called it “Sputnik” V, but for the World Health Organization (WHO) this statement has not yet been verified . independently and scientifically.
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“All the European countries under the auspices of the European Commission work with all the laboratories so that as soon as the laboratory has a vaccine that has been tested, we can immediately benefit not only the French population, but also the European population, because as do countries that “don’t necessarily have access to the vaccine market,” said Olivier Véran.
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Updated date: August 11, 2020, 21:58
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Source: newstars.edu.vn