[이데일리 이정현 기자] Among the corona vaccines obtained in 12 countries including the United States, the AstraZeneca vaccine was the most.
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According to the’Corona Vaccine Security Status by Major Countries including the United States, EU, India, etc.’ It was found that it accounted for 18.5 billion doses, 36.6%. Nova Bax at 1.29 billion doses (25.4%), Pfizer at 6.2 billion doses (12.2%), Sanofi-GSK at 5.3 billion doses (10.5%), Janssen at 3.9 billion doses (7.7%), and Modena at 3.8 billion doses (7.6 %).
In the United States, where Pfizer and Modena vaccines were first approved and vaccinated, the two vaccines accounted for 20% of the total amount of vaccines secured. The EU accounted for 34% and the UK only 15%.
The low ratio of Pfizer and Moder or vaccines appears to be due to the fact that although mRNA vaccines were approved first, the actual production volume was limited. According to foreign media, vaccinations for general citizens in the United States and the United Kingdom are also scheduled to be conducted through AstraZeneca and NovaVax, and AstraZeneca is the most secured quantity.
Rep. Shin said, “We are regretful that it would have been good if we had acquired Pfizer, Moder, or vaccine a little earlier, but there is a reasonable basis for the government’s judgment that has secured a lot of highly stable vector vaccines like AstraZeneca.” If you look at the state of securing vaccines in the country, you can see that not only Korea but also other countries are making similar judgments and preparations.”
“In the future, securing the amount of vaccine and signing a contract is important, but there are many more important issues such as establishing a cold chain system and preparing an inoculation institution, determining priority vaccination, and preparing a medical response and compensation system in the event of an abnormal case.” He emphasized that the government as well as the opposition parties must work together to prepare conditions so that vaccination can be quickly and efficiently and stably when entering Korea.”
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