China would probably have already tested a coronavirus vaccine in minors at one site in Papua New Guinea, staff of state communist enterprises such as lab rats.
An investigation introduced after the Chinese Ramu Nickel plant claimed that its staff had already been immunized against the fatal virus.
PNG Health Minister Jelta Wong said a branch official said 48 workers had been vaccinated on 10 August, the Australian reported.
The press release states that the vaccinated would likely expand symptoms in a week due to antibodies.
Nearly 50 employees of the Ramu Nickel mine in Papua New Guinea (pictured) won a COVID-19 vaccine
Scientist notices a possible COVID-19 vaccine at a Beijing lab (pictured) in April
“If you want to re-test COVID-19, it is recommended that you do so at least seven days after the vaccination date,” he says.
The Chinese government has already given the go-ahead for two possible vaccines to be tested on workers and in the state military.
Ramu Nickel is located in Madang Island Province and is owned by Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd, one of the largest companies in the state.
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