SNS message with 50% inoculation rate exceeded "It's a difficult time, but I need to gather quarantine and inoculation."
Moon Jae-in, the president, Corona vaccine first inoculation rate 50 percent mark "rapid progress than expected" with regard to their full participation of the people, and give thanks to the commitment of the medical staff.
"More than 50% of the people have completed the first round of vaccination against coronavirus," President Moon said in a message on social networking services. The speed of the second round of vaccination is also increasing.
According to the Corona 19 vaccination team, the cumulative number of primary vaccinations stood at 25,688,694 as of 11 a.m. on the same day. The figure exceeded 25,674,558, which is half of the resident registration population (51,349,116) as of the end of December 2020.
"If this trend continues, 70% of the nation will be able to complete the first vaccination before Chuseok, and the second vaccination will be close to 50% by the end of September," President Moon said. "If people actively participate in reservations and inoculations, the time for daily recovery will be accelerated."
It has repeatedly expressed regret over the surge in confirmed cases worldwide, including Korea, and its willingness to overcome the crisis.
"The spread has been increasing for nine consecutive weeks despite the rising vaccination rate around the world. Countries with high vaccination rates are no exception. There are also countries with explosive increases in the number of confirmed cases. "We are also very sorry that the spread of coronavirus has not been easily dampened."
However, he said, "We are maintaining the lowest level of new confirmed cases and fatalities among major countries while maintaining the 'fast-testing and fast-treatment' K-prevention."
President Moon said, "It's a difficult time, but that's why we need to work harder to prevent and vaccinate." "The government will increase the vaccination rate faster and put everything into harmony between quarantine, daily life, people's livelihood and the economy." People, let's get through this together."
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South Korea's Moon Jae-in president, Global Alliance for Vaccines and progress faster than expected.70% primary inoculation before Chuseok.
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