Official Says Russian Coronavirus Vaccine to Be Produced in Serbia by Year's End | Beta Briefing

Official Says Russian Coronavirus Vaccine to Be Produced in Serbia by Year's End

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Archive / News | 10.02.21 | access_time 11:38

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State Secretary at the Serbian Ministry of Health Mirsad Djerlek said on Feb. 10 that it was realistic to expect that Serbia would start producing the Russian Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year.

"Vaccine production would be carried out in two phases - filling and packaging the vaccine," Djerlek told Prva TV, adding that initially the mixture would be delivered from Russia and packaged in Serbia.

Djerlek pointed out that Serbia already had a packing machine, which the Health Ministry purchased in 2016, and that all that was left to do was procure a machine for the packaging, i.e. vials and ampoules.

"It is very difficult to get a vaccine on the world market, so investing in vaccines is the most important investment in 2021," Djerlek underlined.

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