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Although the government is actively working to secure a vaccine for Corona 19, it appears that Korea will have to go this winter without a vaccine. The government is emphasizing the safety of the vaccine, but criticism that a larger quantity was not obtained sooner or later is inevitable. Group immunity has also been greatly delayed. Reporter Park Hong-gu about the report. As the need for vaccine introduction increases amid the Corona 19 pandemic and public opinion worsens, the government is doing everything possible to finalize the introduction of the vaccine. As a result, after AstraZeneca, a contract was signed with Janssen and Pfizer, and the vaccine Pfizer strives to accelerate its introduction. However, on the 17th of last month, Health and Welfare Minister Park Neung-hoo responded in a reply to the National Assembly as if the contract between Pfizer and Modena was almost finished. The government also said there is no need to get vaccinated first and said the situation is different from other countries, without explaining why the delay in introducing the vaccine has extended to the immunity controversy of public officials and the political battles. AstraZeneca vaccines are available in February-March and Janssen in April-May, so even if up to 16 million people are vaccinated, at least 60% of the population must form antibodies, which is insufficient for the immunity of the population. The government announced in November of next year that the goal is to achieve herd COVID-19 immunity before the influenza outbreak. Eventually, until then, it is very likely that we will have to spend each day amid the fear of COVID-19 infection, the annoyances of social distancing and the suffering of the self-employed and ordinary people. This is YTN Park Hong-gu. ※ ‘Your report becomes news’ YTN awaits your valuable report.
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