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WHO reveals date to produce "Corona vaccine"




The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Sunday that it will take at least a year to develop a vaccine for the
emerging coronavirus, noting that the risk is that the disease will spread further aftetr the isolation is raised. A WHO official spoke about the Corona vaccine, saying it would take at least a year to develop, stressing that "it will happen." "Corona not only affects the elderly and has a major impact on the middle-aged group," Reuters quoted the official as saying.

He added: "The risk is that the disease will return to spread further after the sanitary lift is removed, so we need to constantly search for injuries."



These statements come at a time when companies and countries are still racing to produce a vaccine for the "Covid-19" virus, as media reports indicate that more than 30 trials are currently under development.

"The acceleration of this process is really exciting in terms of what we can do, based on the work that started with the SARS virus, which started with the respiratory syndrome of the Middle East (MERS)," said Maria Van Kerkhof, technical director of the WHO's emergency program, earlier. , And it is now used for Covid-19 virus.



Scientists confirm that the clinical trials and safety approvals required to obtain a practical vaccine in the market may take up to 18 months.

The new Corona virus has infected more than 308,000 people, and has killed nearly 13,000 people worldwide.

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