Top 10 people in the world took the lead… ‘Prime Minister No. 1 Vaccination’ Israel expects No. 1 group immunity

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This is the number of corona 19 vaccinations around the world as of the 18th (local time) by Bloomberg. This is about a month after the’humanity’s counterattack’ against Corona 19 began. Starting with the UK on the 8th of last month (local time), more than 50 countries have entered vaccination.

Of the more than 40 million vaccinations, only 10 are confirmed to be the world’s top. They are all those who have taken public vaccinations.

Joe Biden (79), U.S. President-elect, Benjamin Netanyahu (72) Prime Minister of Israel, Lee Shenlong (69) Prime Minister of Singapore, Rezef Taiip Erdogan (67) President of Turkey, Andrei Barbis (67) Prime Minister of the Czech Republic , Klaus Johannis (62), Romanian President, Joko Widodo (60), Indonesian President, Kyriakos Michotakis (53), Prime Minister of Greece, Bashir Alhasaune (52), Jordanian Prime Minister, and Alpha Conde (83), Guinea President It was right in public.

There are also leaders in each country who have started’No. 1 vaccination’. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was the first to receive a Pfizer vaccine in Israel on the 19th of last month, a day before the start of vaccination for the public. It is a strategic option to quickly reach population immunity by speeding up vaccination.

Earlier, as a result of a public opinion poll stating that one-third of Israeli citizens are reluctant to inoculate, Prime Minister Netanyahu raised his arm directly, saying, “I will show you an example and convince you that vaccination is necessary.” After the vaccination, he encouraged the public to get the vaccination, saying, “It is a small injection for individuals, but a big step for us,” as Neil Armstrong said when he landed on the moon in 1969.

Perhaps thanks to this, the vaccination rate in Israel is unrivaled. As of the hour world in data, as of the 18th, the vaccination rate of the population in Israel is 29.43%. Vaccinations are expected to be given to all citizens by the end of March. The British Telegraph said the prime minister’s public vaccinations helped encourage the public to vaccination. Prime Minister Netanyahu finished the second vaccination of the vaccine on the 9th.

Kim Woo-joo, a professor of infectious medicine at Korea University’s Guro Hospital, said, “The pervasive power of a single photo where the leader takes the lead in vaccination is great. It will help to increase the vaccination rate by increasing the reliability of the vaccine.”

Indonesian President Joko Widodo broadcast live on YouTube on the 13th that he was the first to receive the Chinese Synovac vaccine. More than 60,000 people were connected to this live video, and a response of “cool” came up in the chat window. President Jokowi kept his promise, “I will be the first person to get the Corona 19 vaccine. Through this, I will show the public that the vaccine is safe.”

After receiving the Pfizer vaccine directly on the 8th, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Xianlong assured the public that “the vaccine is painless, effective and important.” “The vaccine will make us safer, you and the people you love,” he recommended.

According to a survey by Singaporean authorities, only about 60% of residents are willing to vaccinate. On the 14th of last month, Prime Minister Lee said, “I and other government officials plan to get the vaccine early after the medical staff, the elderly, and the vulnerable,” said Prime Minister Lee. “This is especially to show seniors like me that we believe the vaccine is safe. “I said.

US President-elect Joe Biden also “live vaccinated” Pfizer vaccine on the 21st of last month. Immediately after the live vaccination, he said, “No worries. I’m looking forward to a second shot.” His wife, Jill Biden, was also vaccinated that day. Biden-elect also finished the second vaccination on the 11th.

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris was vaccinated on the 29th of last month, following the recommendations of medical staff to stagger the vaccination with Biden-elect. Earlier, Vice President Mike Pence, Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Chuck Schumer, Republican Senate Mitch McConal, and others were vaccinated.

On the 14th, Turkish President Erdogan released the scene of vaccinating Sinovac on social media (SNS). Turkish Health Minister Fahretin Koza was also vaccinated on the same day, saying, “A senior official will set an example.”

Prime Minister Michotakis received a second shot on the 18th after the Pfizer vaccine was released on the 19th of last month. Czech Prime Minister Babis said, “We don’t have to worry about anything. We hope that the vaccine will return to our normal life,” after broadcasting the scene of the Pfizer vaccination live on the 27th of last month.

Prime Minister Alhasaune Jordan publicly vaccinated China’s Sinofam vaccine with government ministers on the 10th, and Romanian President Johannis Pfizer on the 15th. President Conde of Guinea, Africa, received the Russian Sputnik V vaccine on the 15th. Guinea government officials also participated in the vaccination.

Queen Elizabeth II (95) and her husband Philip Gong (100) were also vaccinated against Corona 19, Buckingham Palace said on the 9th. Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz (86) and Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman (36) also recently received a Pfizer vaccine publicly. Al Khalifa, 71, was also vaccinated against Corona 19 on the 16th of last month, Gulf News reported. Pope Francis, 85, also received the Pfizer vaccine on the 13th.

The government has announced that it will start vaccination against Corona 19 from next month. However, more than half of the people were surveyed to be in the position of “I will be right after watching the situation.” Seoul National University Graduate School of Health Prof. Yu Myung-soon’s research team and public opinion polling agency Casestat Research announced the results of a survey conducted on 1094 men and women nationwide over the age of 18 on the 14th. According to the survey, 67.7% of the respondents said, “I will be right than you are watching,” related to’the timing of their Corona 19 vaccination’, more than twice as many as those who answered “I will be right” (28.6%).

President Moon Jae-in (68) at a New Year’s press conference on the 18th asked, “Do you have any plans to get vaccination first?” If there is no problem with vaccination, the president and general public officials do not think that vaccination should be a priority. I think that it would be enough if you vaccinate first, then vaccinate later with the general public.” Still, he added, “However, if the anxiety about the vaccine becomes very high and it becomes a situation to avoid, and if an example is needed, I will not avoid it (No. 1 vaccination).”

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