U.S. President-elect Joe Biden will receive today the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a televised event as part of a campaign that seeks to promote confidence in immunization. Biden’s 78-year-old public vaccination will occur on the same day that a second coronavirus vaccine, from american pharmaceutical company Moderna, will begin arriving in different states across the country, joining Pfizer-BioNTech.The first medical center to report receiving Modern vaccines was Valley Stream Hospital in New York State , stating that it will begin to be vaccinated later this afternoon.
So far 317,000 people have died of coronavirus in the United States, including 1,509 death tolls in the past 24 hours, Johns Hopkins University (JHU) reported. The total number of cases amounts to more than 17.84 million, while in the last day another 189,099 positives were reported.” I don’t want to get in line, but I want to make sure we show the American people that it’s safe to” get the vaccine, Biden said about his decision. The United States launched its coronavirus vaccination campaign last week after the regulatory body approved the vaccine of local company Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech, and frontline officials administered it to him days later, including Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
For her part, the elected vice president, Kamala Harris, as well as her husband plan to be vaccinated next week. The mass vaccination process has the absence as far as the awareness effort is concerned by outgoing President Donald Trump, who spent the last few weeks away from public view while still complaining about his election defeat to Biden.Trump, who will leave office on January 20 and who repeatedly spread misinformation about vaccine risks , did not claim whether you plan to be vaccinated against coronavirus.
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