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| David McMillan, a law school student living in Washington, DC, posted on TikTok getting a modder or vaccine. This video drew attention with 738,200 views. © News1 |
While countries around the world are eager to secure a vaccine for the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19), the story of a university student who was not the first vaccinated person in the United States was vaccinated with a modder or vaccination is a hot topic.
NBC News reported on the 4th that a law school student named David McMillan, who lives in Washington, DC, went to a supermarket on the 1st to shop and got a chance to get the vaccine.
Reportedly, McMillan stopped by a pharmacy in the mart, and the pharmacist asked, “Do you want to get a modder or vaccine?”
At the moment, the pharmacy had two doses of modder or vaccine, and if you didn’t get it within 10 minutes, you had to throw away the wasteful vaccine. McMillan and his friend did not hesitate to replied, “I will get the vaccine.”
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| McMillan interviewing with NBC News. © News1 |
McMillan photographed the moment he got the vaccine with the help of a friend and posted it on the social network service (SNS) TikTok. It was to relieve people’s mistrust about vaccines. This video attracted great attention with more than 4200 comments on 73,8,200 views.
In an interview with The Washington Post, McMillan rejoiced, “I thought I wouldn’t qualify for the vaccine for several months,” and “I think I’ve run out of luck this year on the first day.” Currently, in the United States, vaccination is given mainly to medical workers and the elderly.
A pharmacy official said, “We are happy not to waste valuable and life-saving vaccines.”
McMillan is scheduled to get a second dose later this month. Modena vaccines should be administered twice every 4 weeks.