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It is known that “the first batch of the vaccine will be limited and will face a number of logistical obstacles, including transport and distribution operations.”
Therefore, the US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, according to the US newspaper, are developing a preliminary plan that will be used as a framework by the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, who in turn will soon make the final decision about who will get the vaccine. First.
According to the initial plan, “the recipients of the vaccine will be in the following order, according to the American newspaper:”
Medical field workers
Patients with at least two chronic diseases aged 65 and over.
All people over 65 years of age.
Important employees who work in places where they are most vulnerable to disease, such as teachers and workers in nurseries and homes.
People with chronic diseases that put them at risk for corona.
People under 65 in prisons and detention centers.
Then young people and children (whose health conditions do not interfere with taking the vaccine), and those who work in sectors such as hotels and factories.
And finally all the other residents of the United States of America.
The World Health Organization had warned that “the Corona virus vaccine will not help countries overcome the wave of infections in Europe and North America this winter.”
“We don’t have vaccines, however, we are going to get there, but we are not there now,” said WHO Executive Director of the Health Organization’s emergency program, Mike Ryan.
“Several countries will go through this wave and will continue to do so without vaccines,” Ryan responded during a media event reported by the US network “CNBC”.
