Covid-19 vaccines could soon be established in the sub-Saharant Africa in the next 6 months or end of year.
Manuel Nso Obiang Ada, the he executive secretary and coordinator for the fight against endemic diseases in the Central African Sub Region, L’OCEAC revealed the information during a video conference meeting of public health ministers yesterday.
“We think in six months or by the end of year we will have at least 20% of the vaccines we need for the subregion”.
All the other ministers of public health, however approved the idea.
The WHO Regional Representative , Dr. Maria Rebollo, said the experts have to ensure that the vaccine is accessible to all persons within the subregion, especially those vulnerable to COVID-19.
Many Africans will receive the news with mix-feelings, especially when there was a lot of controversy as whether the virus is real or not.
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