When Corona Vaccine will be ready? – PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the country from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of 74th Independence Day. The country is currently struggling with the corona epidemic crisis. People all over the world are expecting the Corona vaccine. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi announced from the Red Fort that three trials of Corona vaccine are currently going on in the country. He said that the country’s scientists are currently making vaccines for the coronavirus, they are engaged in penance. In his address to the Red Fort, the Prime Minister said that whenever there is talk of coronavirus, there is a question in everyone’s mind that by when will the vaccine be ready. The PM said that the scientist of our country is like Rishi-Muni, who is currently doing a hard penance in the lab.

He further informed that today not one, not two, three vaccines of Corana are currently under testing phase in India. As soon as the green signal is received from the scientists, the country is preparing to produce those vaccines on a large scale. The PM said that as soon as the vaccine gets the green signal, it will be mass-produced. He said that preparations have been completed in this country. He said that the government has completed preparations for getting the vaccine to everyone in the country. Prime Minister Modi also spoke about how the testing of Corona in the country has been accelerated. He said that when Corona started, there was only one lab for testing in the country. Today, there are more than 1,400 labs to test Corona in the country.

Significantly, three corona vaccine trials are currently underway in the country. These include Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin, Zydus Cadila’s Zykov-D, and Oxford University’s Vaccine. The country’s first indigenous corona vaccine Covaxine trial is currently underway at a total of 12 centers in the country led by Bharat Biotech. According to one information, the first trial has been completed in different parts of the country so far and the second phase is expected to start in early September.