The release of the anti-COVID vaccine for use, the WHO reveals the biggest problem it has now after receiving the doses

The distribution of anti-COVID vaccines in all states remains the main problem of the World Health Organization.

WHO Europe Director Hans Kluge told a news conference that vaccination was needed to effectively stop Covid-19.

"This must be done together, we simply can not leave any country, no community behind. WHO and its COVAX initiative partners are making great efforts to send vaccines to every country; "We need every capable country to contribute, by donating and supporting equal access to vaccines," says Kluge.

Of the 23.5 million doses of vaccines that have been produced, so far they have been distributed to 10 countries. In other words, 95% are distributed in 10 countries and only 5% in the rest of the world.

Solidarity these days is the solution to moving faster towards healing.