Hopes for the vaccine of COVID19 near to fulfilled

World : This Christmas whole world is collectively demanding a gift from the Santa Claus, A vaccine for that virus which stopped the speed of the 21st-century world, and destructed dreams millions of peoples dream, who make cry in the many of the mother's eyes. Yes, it is COVID19 which spoiled the year "2020".

With the latest positive report from vaccine trials stated that many world countries in the race of COVID19 vaccine. A bright hope coming from the one of the worlds oldest university, oxford university claimed that they had made COVID19 vaccine which gives around 70 per cent of positive reports and adjusted around ninety per cent.

Oxford university who has tie-up with India based Serum Institute of India (SII) who are making around ten millions of doses which will be distributed across the world.

They stated that they had made 20,000 trail with half and full dose, and fortunately, no serious concern has been noted.

They also made clear that no shortcut has been adopted in making of vaccine, however recently WHO boss Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General, WHO on Monday stated that the scientific community had set a new standard for vaccine development, now the international community must set a new standard for access. The urgency with which vaccines have been formed must be matched by the same urgency to distribute them fairly; he said adding every government rightly wants to do everything it can to protect its people.

Despite this, there are serval other vaccines too who are in the race.

Moderna claimed that their efficiency is about 94.5 percentage which is far from the Oxford vaccine.

Pfizer appealed Friday for an emergency use authorization in the U.S. and may begin the rollout in mid-December. While rich nations are in a position to get the first supplies of the Pfizer and Moderna shots thanks to vital quantities they've snapped up in advance, most regions are depending heavily on firms serving the front-runners, especially AstraZeneca, Novavax Inc. and Johnson & Johnson. Supplies will expected struggle to meet demand in the months after vaccines come, raising concerns about global access.

Companies like SPUTNIK V are also claiming that their vaccine efficiency is about 92 per cent.PFIZER and Biotech also stated that their vaccine efficiency is about 95 per cent.

The world is hoping to get vaccine soon, and experts are also saying that COVID19 vaccine is expected to get ready by the end of this year or latest by the first week of the next year.