“South Korea” starts a program of vaccination COVID-19 to people across the country. It is expected to develop a mass immunity in South Korea by November.
Today (February 26, 2021) reporters reported that South Korea started vaccinating against COVID-19 for the first day, with more than 5,000 healthcare workers and people aged 65 and over living in elderly care centers. The first South Korea to receive the vaccine According to the COVID-19 vaccination program to the people of the government nationwide
For the vaccine injected to the public this time South Korea uses a vaccine from Astra Seneca and the University of Oxford. Domestically produced The authorities prepared, delivered and distributed the vaccine to 1,900 hospitals and care centers nationwide over the course of four days where the first vaccine was enough for 785,000 people.
The South Korean government is targeting the COVID-19 vaccine for 70 percent of the country’s entire population by September, and is expected to develop a group immunization by November.
Institute of Social Opinion of Korea A survey of 1,020 South Koreans aged 18 and over found that only 45.8 percent of those who are currently seeking the COVID-19 vaccine, while another 45.7 percent say they will wait to see the results of the injections. Vaccines before making a decision
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