U.S. President Joe Biden said he expects enough new coronavirus vaccines to be available to all adults in the United States by the end of May.
President Biden said in a White House speech yesterday (the 2nd) that “we are on track to provide enough vaccines to all American adults.”
This is two months ahead of President Biden’s schedule two weeks ago.
President Biden announced on the day that “the world’s largest pharmaceutical company and rival Merck and Johnson & Johnson will cooperate to expand vaccine production.” It was said that it was a boin cooperation.”
The U.S. government said that Merck has invoked the Defense Production Act to support Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine production and accelerate Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine production. “We plan to do it,” explained President Biden.
President Biden said he has asked states to prioritize at least one vaccination by the end of the month for all educators and school officials.
President Biden said, “I don’t know for sure” when asked, “When do you think your daily routine will be normal,” he said. “At this time next year and before that, it is my hope that we will return to normal.”
“But it depends on people continuing to act wisely and (otherwise) understanding that we can cause great losses. We still have a lot of work to do.”
In the midst of this, Texas, the second largest state in the United States with a population of 29 million, has decided to lift restrictions on the requirement to wear masks starting on the 10th.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott of the Republican Party issued the executive order yesterday (two days) saying that Texas is “in a much better situation now,” as vaccination increases and treatment for the corona is improved.
VOA news
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