Biden “Corona Vaccine Can’t Stop Tens of thousands of Americans”

-US President-elect Joe Biden warned that the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19) vaccine could not prevent the deaths of tens of thousands of Americans.

According to CNBC on the 22nd (local time), Biden held a press conference in Wilmington, Delaware, and said, “Please be nervous” during the holiday season. He said that an average of nearly 3,000 people a day in the United States are currently dying from Corona 19.

At the same time, he feared that vaccines that are currently in short supply in the United States “will not be able to stop this situation.”

“Getting the vaccine out of the bottle and inoculating it into the arms of millions of Americans is one of the biggest operational challenges facing the United States,” he said. He added that it would take “a few more months” to vaccinate 320 million Americans. “In the meantime, the pandemic continues to rage. Experts believe that things can get worse before they get better.” US health officials have said they want to complete at least 20 million vaccinations by the end of this year. There are less than two weeks left for the year to end.

As of this day, more than 4.6 million doses (1 dose = 1 dose) of vaccine were distributed across the United States. At least 614,117 people got their first injection. Pfizer, modders, or vaccines that have been approved for emergency use by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) must be administered twice every three or four weeks.

Celebrities, including Biden-elect, have given the vaccine publicly. This appearance was broadcast live on TV and the Internet.

Anthony Pouch, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the US Minister of Health and Welfare, Alix Aza, publicly vaccinated the Modena vaccine. The Modena vaccine was developed with NIAID support.

Biden-elect received the Pfizer vaccine at a hospital in Delaware on the 21st. Vice President Mike Pence also received the same vaccine at the White House on the 18th.

CNBC analyzed data from Johns Hopkins University and found that there were an average of 215,400 new cases per day for a week in the United States. The death toll was at least 2600.

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