Kyrgyzstan plans to test coronavirus vaccines

AKIPRESS.COM - Kyrgyzstan plans to test coronavirus vaccines. This information came from the session of the Parliament on November 5. Health Minister Alymkadyr Beishenaliev said the sumit of the Turkic Cooperation Council was held recently, where the agreement was reached on delivery of 100 coronavirus vaccines from Russia, Turkey, Kazakhstan.
"We should test the vaccines among volunteers," the Health Minister said.
Deputy Health Minister Nurbolot Usenbayev told AKIpress these 100 volunteers should not have COVID-19 antibodies. "They should be healthy and agree for participation in testing," he said.
"Vaccine will be ordered massively in case the coronavirus vaccine test results are positive," Deputy Health Minister Usenbaev said.