Russia invented the first vaccine for neocollins, is this vaccine ripe for the picking?

From the beginning of 2019 there has been a lot of panic due to a major outbreak of the neocoronavirus. This virus is spreading across the globe and from the beginning of 2019 medical professionals across the globe are researching to follow the creation of a vaccine that can counteract the neocoronavirus. Just on August 11th, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the registration of Russia's first vaccine. Russia's health minister said the vaccine would give people two years of immunity. The vaccinations in Russia are paid for by the Russian state. According to Russia the vaccine is ripe for the picking.

Already people from more than twenty countries have asked for the vaccine in the hope that Russia will be able to provide one billion vaccines. Russia says that from January 1, 2021 the vaccine will be on the market. On top of that? The president of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, Kirill? Russia has agreed with five countries to produce Russian-developed vaccines in Russia, which would allow for the production of 500 million doses of vaccine per year, Dmitriev said.

At the same time, the Russian president said his daughter had been the first to receive the vaccine. The president of Russia said that the vaccine has been released and produced only after he was sure that the vaccine is really resistant to the disease. The Russian president said in a meeting that he hoped the vaccine would soon be ready for mass production. He also gave details of his daughter's vaccination. I have to say that Russia is really great, after the development of the vaccine did not hide it, but the mass production of the vaccine to the world. On the first day Putin's daughter was vaccinated, her temperature was thirty-eight degrees, and on the second day it dropped to thirty-seven degrees. After the second vaccination there will be an increase in temperature, but this is all normal. It will recover quickly.

And Russia's health ministry said the vaccine would first be offered to health care workers and middle-aged and elderly people. Russia's health minister said Russia hopes to begin mass production of the vaccine in October of this year. All costs will be covered by the state budget.

From the outbreak in 2019, to the successful development of the vaccine in August 2020, really have to tip my hat to these great healthcare workers and also researchers.