UAE Approves Vaccine for Coronavirus

Lana Abdulrahman, Sports Editor, The Pawprint.

On September 15th, the United Arab Emirates gave crisis consent for the utilization of a COVID-19 Chinese-made vaccine to front-line workers. 

The UAE’s national health authority said there had been no serious symptoms from the vaccine, which has been tried on 31,000 volunteers. Around 140 vaccines are in early development around the globe, and around two dozen are at the clinical trial stage 3 and none has so far been demonstrated to be totally effective against Covid-19.

“The immunization will be accessible to our first line of guard saints who are at the most elevated danger of getting the infection,” the UAE’s national emergency crisis and disaster management authority stated on Twitter.