U.S. Filmmaker Oliver Stone Said Although the country’s mass rollout covers its age group, it has received Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus.
Russia began distributing the Covid-19 vaccine nationwide among endangered health, education and other workers aged 18 to 60 late last week. Experts warn that it can be harmful to patients over the age of 60 who develop more severe forms of Covid-19. Has the highest mortality rate.
“I got a vaccine a few days ago. I don’t know if it will work, but I’ve heard good things about the Russian vaccine, “Stone, 74, told Russia’s Channel One state broadcaster.
Stone, which was Travel Nuclear Plants for Russia’s upcoming weather reversal documentation said in an interview that it plans to return to get another shot that aired Monday.
“I am optimistic. It’s a very good vaccine, I don’t understand why it is being ignored in the West, “said Stone, who gave a series of complimentary films. Interview With Putin ahead of the 2018 re-election of the Russian president dubbed voiceover said by translation.
The developers of Sputnik V said they started this fall Tests Among the 150 volunteers over the age of 60 to determine its safety.
About 320,000 doses have been distributed so far as part of the mass vaccination campaign, the developers of Sputnik V said. Russia’s sovereign wealth fund or market the vaccine, inoculating more than 200,000 Russians outside of post-registration trials.
The developers said Monday that the data was received three weeks after the first volunteers received the Sputnik V dose, showing 91.4% effectiveness and 100% against severe cases.
Since the onset of the epidemic, Russia has confirmed about 2.7 million infections and about 47,500 deaths.
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