Rich countries must play a role in delivering the COVID-19
the vaccine to the world's poorest countries: WHO
Geneva (News Hub update news) Coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic is almost a year and a
half after the birth of the world, but so far there is no sign of a breakdown, although the epidemic
of the epidemic in the name of corona vaccine. It has also been found, but even this could not
eradicate the epidemic. While the delivery of the coronavirus vaccine is also facing complications,
the WHO has also raised its voice against this injustice.
World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghibris has expressed concern
over the unfair distribution of the corona vaccine in rich and poor countries. According to the
World News Agency, the Director-General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom
Ghibris called the global distribution of the corona vaccine unfair and said that there is a shocking
imbalance in the distribution of corona vaccine between rich and poor countries.
The head of the WHO, Joe, called for a fair distribution of the coronavirus vaccine in
the world, saying that one in four people in rich countries has received the coronavirus vaccine,
while only one in every 500 people in poor countries.
"We had hoped that by the end of March this year, 100 million doses of the corona vaccine
would have reached poor countries, but so far only 38 million doses have been provided,"
he said.
The WHO is also overseeing the coronavirus vaccine delivery program to poor countries and
is working to ensure coronavirus vaccine access to 92 poor countries.
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