Vaccines, Target Achieved: But Poor Countries May Never See It

Today, with August 31, the target of 70% immunization has been met. However, poor countries are lagging behind and the third dose remains undetected.

NS vaccination campaign Continuing, now straight and forward, in Italy like the rest of the world. However, the problems are far from resolved and there are still many issues to be resolved. In trying to take stock of the vaccine situation, we know that 70% of adults in Europe are fully vaccinated. to make it known Ursula Kon der Leyen, President of the European Commission, who commented on the achievement in a tweet: “I want to thank the many people who made this great achievement possible. But we need to vaccinate more Europeans. And we must help vaccinate the rest of the world as well. We continue to support our partners.” will keep “ Wrote European number one. Overall, more 256 million adults in the European Union He received a full course of vaccinations. Italy is also not behind in the figures, which has been reached today i.e. with the administration of 31 August. 70% vaccination.

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In Italy, they are 77.532.362 Vaccine doses are given. A figure equal to 90% of the total distributed, so far 86,125,986. Specifically, 60,650,672 doses of Pfizer/BioNTech were delivered; Moderna’s 11,482,998; 12,033,610 to Vaxjeveria-AstraZeneca; 1,958,706 to Janssen. As far as the vaccine map is concerned, Seven are currently in use in at least one country. In August, Sputnik V, manufactured in Russia by the Gamaleja National Epidemiological and Microbiological Research Center, became the first officially registered coronavirus vaccine.

L’Oxford, AstraZeneca, Cowishield It has been used in the UK, Wales, Northern Ireland, Bangladesh, India, Morocco, Myanmar, Seychelles, Scotland. NS pfizer biotech Austria, Bahrain, modern, Bermuda, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, United Kingdom, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Isle of Ireland Of Man, Israel, Italy, Kuwait, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Holland, Northern Cyprus, Northern Ireland, Norway, Oman, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania. Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, Wales. NS Modern In Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, Holland, Spain, USA. NS Artificial satellite In Argentina, Belarus, Russia, Serbia. NS sinoform in Bahrain, Serbia, Seychelles, United Arab Emirates, Egypt; NS sinovac in Brazil, China, Indonesia, Northern Cyprus, Turkey; NS covaxin in India.

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and poor countries?

My third dose hypothesis, which now appears almost certain, however, has further exposed the discrepancies in behavior between poor and rich countries. Besides the human factor, there is also an economic factor. In fact, rich countries where vaccines are now widely available will certainly see significant economic growth in the near future if it is not imminent. This would not be the case with poor people and limited availability of vaccinations, whose growth would be slow. NS Coronavirus has affected the economy of the entire planet, clearly reducing its stability. There are some who will be able to get out of trouble and those who on the other hand will be trapped in a dark tunnel with no exit. The pandemic has made individual countries’ vulnerabilities and structural weaknesses more apparent, exacerbating existing inequalities and differences.

According to a new report from International Monetary FundThe scarce availability of coronavirus vaccines for developing and poor countries represents a serious problem, facing a serious problem not only on the humanitarian and social side, but above all economically. Lack of access to supplements, in fact, risks not only slowing the economic growth of these countries, but also global, due to the collapse of the economies of individual countries. In the report, the International Monetary Fund invites the richest countries to share more doses with the poorest countries, as was already widely requested in recent months, but unfortunately, no adequate response has been given.

in relation to the development of economy of developing countries, Monetary Fund slashed growth in emerging economies by 0.4 percent, It has been brought down to 6.3%. The most pessimistic forecasts pertain to India and several regions of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Vietnam. In fact, in these regions, in addition to an increase in infections, there has been a significant increase in hospitalizations and hospitalizations. The vaccine does, in fact, prevent the spread of the most severe forms of the contagion.

green pass

The emphasis on vaccination was, of course, the introduction of green pass, Now access to some indoor establishments such as bars and restaurants has been made mandatory. Green passes are also mandatory for fairs, events and exhibitions and will be mandatory on trains, buses and aircraft from tomorrow, 1st September. The latest proposal comes from Bonacini, president of Emilia Romagna, who has proposed a mandatory green pass in the workplace as well. “I will extend the Green Pass to all workplaces, I hope trade unions and companies will find an agreement, as it did a year or more ago, when all factories opened safely on May 4, trade unions, Thanks to the initiative of businesses, local authorities and the government”Speaking to the Effetto Notte Estate on Radio24, he reiterated the importance of vaccination.