London - Sana
British Health Minister Matt Hancock announced securing 50 million doses of vaccines for the new strain of the emerging corona virus.
"AFP" quoted Hancock as saying: "We agreed in principle to supply 50 million doses to be added to the 400 million doses we already have from vaccines designed to combat the Corona virus and its mutated mutations," indicating that the evidence shows that the doses that were distributed had some effect against New mutations of the Covid 19 strain, in particular the prevention of serious diseases and deaths.
The British newspaper The Independent revealed earlier today that the British may need a third booster dose, amid concerns about the effectiveness of the "Oxford-AstraZeneca" vaccine against the Corona virus variant in South Africa.
Britain recorded the lowest level of new Corona injuries in two months, amounting to 14,104, with a marked decrease in deaths, which reached 333 cases.
On December 8, the UK authorities launched a mass vaccination campaign against Coronavirus infection with a vaccine developed by the American "Pfizer" and the German "Biontech" company, and a vaccine produced by the American company, Moderna, was subsequently approved.