The President of South Korea Moon Zhe In Wanted to use the Russian vaccine from Coronavirus “Satellite V” in the country. He instructed his assistants to consider the possibility of using the Russian drug, RIA Novosti reports with reference to Renhap.
The Presidential Administration of South Korea is already considering the data on the vaccine.
“Given the concern regarding vaccine supplies, advisors expressed an opinion on the need to consider the introduction of the Russian vaccine, to which President Moon Zhe in said:” Do, “,” said the source in the presidential administration.
However, the full-scale consideration of the use of the Russian vaccine is not yet conducted. The country will explore data on the use of vaccine in “foreign countries and the European Medicine Agency (EMA)”.
On March 23, the President of South Korea Moon Zhe In, together with his wife Kim Zhong Suc, was given a vaccine against Coronavirus British-Swedish Astrazeneca. The President said that the safety and effectiveness of the Astrazeneca vaccine was confirmed by “internationally”. In addition to the leader of the country and the first lady from Coronavirus, nine members of the Government of the Republic of Korea were given.
South Korea entered into contracts for the supply of a total of 152 million doses of vaccine from Astrazeneca, Moderna, Pfizer, Janssen, Novavax and WHO WHO Vaccination Program Covax Facility. Now in the country, Astrazeneca and Pfizer vaccines are vaccinated.