U.S. July 4, Korea November group immunity takes off mask

Countries around the world have entered an all-out war to speed up the vaccine immune clock as much as possible. U.S. President Joe Biden announced on the 11th (local time) that all Americans will be able to gather with family and friends by July 4, the U.S. Independence Day. On the American Independence Day, they will also declare their independence from Corona 19.

President Biden made this promise in a speech to the public that was broadcast live at 8:00 pm on the first year since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a pandemic. President Biden said, “We will make vaccinations available to all American adults starting on May 1st,” and “Most of the K-8 schools (combined elementary and junior high schools in Korea) also have face-to-face classes within 100 days of taking office. I will normalize.

Israel is likely to be the first in the world to declare collective immunity. The Israeli Army (IDF) put the first button on it. According to local media reports, the Israeli army declared the arrival of mass immunity on the same day. “Next week, the vaccination rate in the military will rise to 85%,” said General Izik Turgeman, the technical and logistical chief of the Israeli military. Bloomberg estimates that Israel will complete two vaccines next month to 75% of the population.

According to Hour World Inn data, the countries with a high inoculation rate relative to the population other than Israel are the small African Seychelles at 61.5%, the United Arab Emirates 35.2%, the UK 34%, Chile 24.2%, the United States 19.2%, and Bahrain 18.3%. Korea, which started vaccination at high-risk groups at the end of last February, plans to form collective immunity by November after completing the first vaccination for 70% of the population by September. It usually takes 2 to 4 weeks to form immunity after vaccination.

Reporters Eunhye Jeong and Sunyoung Lim [email protected]