Bill Gates “Corona 19 is expected to end at the end of next year…Millions more will be killed”

On the 18th (local time), Gates predicted in an interview with The Economist, a British weekly magazine, "By the end of 2021, effective COVID-19 vaccines will be mass produced, and a large number of the world's population will be able to prevent infectious diseases through vaccination." Earlier, Gates has warned of a pandemic (a global pandemic) before the outbreak of Corona 19, and has promoted large-scale economic support, saying that it should focus on recovering damage in developing countries vulnerable to infectious diseases. Gates said that most of the deaths, mainly in developing countries, would be caused by a weak medical system rather than the infection itself, and urged wealthy countries to purchase vaccines for poor countries.

 

At the same time, Gates was concerned about the Corona 19 situation in Africa and India. Currently, Africa is not properly equipped with a medical system, and the cumulative corona19 confirmed more than 1 million. The death toll also reached 25,000. India also predicted that more than 50,000 deaths were reported, and indirect deaths caused by a chain reaction of the Corona 19 incident in these regions would account for 90% of all deaths. Gates, who urged wealthy countries to buy vaccines for poor countries, reiterated that this is the only way to stop the pandemic and prevent poor countries from becoming another COVID-19 epidemic.

 

Gates explained, "If rich countries buy the vaccine at a price that will cover the fixed costs needed to produce the vaccine, it will be relatively inexpensive in poor countries to obtain the vaccine," Gates said. Among them, he pointed out the deadlocked US countermeasures against Corona 19, emphasizing the role of the US in taking the lead in public health issues around the world. Gates said in a poll earlier this month that one in three Americans responded that they would not be vaccinated against Corona 19, and said, "Citizens should be actively vaccinated."