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(Worthy News) – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu toured a coronavirus ward at a Jerusalem hospital on Thursday, vowing to do his utmost to ensure Israelis will get access to a vaccine for COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, as soon as possible. Netanyahu said the target date to begin widespread vaccination drives is early 2021.
“I am impressed by the progress of the medical teams and I have been encouraged by the progress at the Israel Institute for Biological Research toward developing a vaccine,” the prime minister said. “I have instructed the authorities to take action in order to fund the vaccine trials, including by selling it to other nations, and move forward with the development; we will set up a production line locally for the vaccine,” he continued.
Former Health Ministry Director-General Professor Ronni Gamzu, who was tapped by Netanyahu to lead the efforts against the pandemic, toured with him. [ Source: Israel Hayom (Read More…) ]
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