Russia approves world's first corona vaccine

Russia has announced the development of the world's first coronavirus vaccine. The country's government has approved the vaccine. The Russian president said the invented vaccine had also been pushed into his daughter's body. News Business Standard.

Putin said researchers and health workers had been instructed not to spread the vaccine in the field until it was clear how safe the vaccine was for the human body.

President Putin said his country's health ministry had ordered the world's first coronavirus vaccine. Which has also been given to her daughter's body. She's feeling better.

The vaccine was developed by the Gamaliya Institute in Moscow after less than two months of human testing. In a very short time, Russia will go into mass production of this vaccine.

Regarding the vaccine, President Putin said it was working quite effectively and the vaccine was creating a stable immunity.

The vaccine will be available for health workers from September. It will be open to the public in January.