Putin's Daughter Got World's First Covid-19 Vaccine, Reportedly Feeling Well

As reported earlier, Russia succeeded in testing the coronavirus vaccine on humans and projected to mass produce Covid-19 vaccine in September. The plan is seemingly going very well when yesterday, the President of Russia Putin proudly declared that the world’s first vaccine against coronavirus was registered.

Though the vaccine has been announced for mass inoculation, its final stage of clinical trials is still being conducted. Having said that, Russian authorities ensure the safety of their product which was named Sputnik V after a Soviet satellite. The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund also informed that the industrial production would start next month and over 20 countries in the world had pre-ordered a total number of over 1 billion doses.

More surprisingly, one of two daughters of Putin, the President of Russia, was also injected a dose of the first Covid-19 vaccine ever.

Sharing about this, Putin confirmed the vaccine worked effectively and formed strong immunity. The President said his daughter who was vaccinated was feeling well. The vaccine had underwent all necessary checks.

More specifically, Putin’s daughter health condition was also publicized. The girl was measured 38 degrees Celsius on the very first day after injection but recorded 37 degrees of Celsius on the second day.

“She’s feeling well and has high number of antibodies.” – Putin said.

Besides, the Health Ministry of Russia mentioned a ‘two-stage injection’ was needed for lasting immunity. They said the immunity in two-stage scheme could last for up to 2 years. This means you might have to repeat the injection annually like flu vaccine or every two years to avoid repeated infection.

Russian world’s first coronavirus vaccine will be produced in mass at two sites, the company Binnopharm and the Gamaleya Research Institute.

Meanwhile, many developed countries are also rushing to test their Covid-19 vaccine on humans. India identified several candidates for the vaccine as well, but it may take us 2 years to mass produce enough vaccine for public if successfully registered due to the huge population.

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