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US President Joe Biden said, “This is a few weeks ahead of schedule,” saying that he was happy that 50 million new coronavirus infections (Corona 19) vaccines have been administered to the public since he took office. Time) AFP said.
President Biden stressed that the mask should continue to be worn.
President Biden promised 100 million doses for 100 days after taking office, but some saw it as an “ambitious goal” as a low probability. But the White House said it is now on a trajectory that can easily cross that target.
“We are moving in the right direction, despite the chaos we have inherited,” said President Biden, referring to the circumstances of his former President Donald Trump.
The United States is counted as one of the most affected countries in the world, with the number of Corona 19 deaths exceeding 500,000 earlier this week.
The Democratic Party, however, stressed that in the six weeks of President Biden’s power, the rate of vaccine distribution has doubled and that authorities’ spread of vaccines across the state has increased by 70 percent.
President Biden said “the country is focusing on the biggest task it has ever done,” he promised, “by the end of July there will be enough (vaccine) supplies for all adult Americans.”
“Even so, it’s not the time to relax. We have to keep washing our hands, keeping social distances, and wearing masks,” he said.
The APF cited some health experts and said that the US should target 2.85 million vaccinations per day to reach population immunity by mid-July.
On the one hand, President Biden set the standard too low, but the White House said President Biden did not want to make excessive promises.
When President Biden entered the White House, only 16.5 million Americans were vaccinated.
“The United States is the country with the most vaccinations than any other country in the world,” he said. “This is the progress we promised.”
President Biden said at the Town Hall event held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, hosted by CNN on the 16th, “I think we will face a completely different situation next Christmas next year, thanks to the grace of God and the favor of our neighbors.” .