Russia Registers Coronavirus Vaccine; President Vladimir Putin's Daughter Gets Vaccinated

As per the latest updates, Russia has registered the first ever vaccine for Coronavirus. Reportedly, President Vladimir Putin's one of the daughter has even taken a vaccine shot

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Russia Registers Coronavirus Vaccine; President Vladimir Putin's Daughter Gets Vaccinated
Coronavirus has taken several lives all across the globe. For more than five months, everyone across the globe is dealing with the pandemic affecting the lives and economies of several countries. However, here comes the good news. As per the reports, Russia has discovered a vaccine for Coronavirus and even registered it. It's reportedly the first ever vaccine for Coronavirus that has been registered. Not just that, Vladimir Putin's one of the daughters has even taken the vaccine shot.

As per the reports, the Russian President said during the press conference that the vaccine has undergone necessary tests and has proven effective results. News agency AFP quoted him saying, "This morning, for the first time in the world, a vaccine against the new coronavirus was registered." He asserted that the vaccine has passed all the needed checks and is quite effective in forming immunity.

One of his daughters who took the vaccine was feeling well, he added. Though the vaccine has been registered the trials will go on  along with the production of the vaccine. Mass vaccinations are expected to begin from October.


Well, this news definitely gives hope to all the people across the globe who are dealing with the pandemic. As per the stats shared by livemint.com around 20 Million people across have been affected by Coronavirus, while 750,000 people have died because of the same. It's now become necessary for all to have a vaccine for Coronavirus. Stay tuned to SpotboyE for more updates on the same. (Also Read: Coronavirus Outbreak: Shah Rukh Khan's Khar Office Turns Into An ICU Facility For Critical Patients – Reports)




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