Russian candidate Vladimir Putin said Sunday that he had suffered minor side effects from the coronavirus vaccine after receiving the first vaccine on Tuesday, Interfax news firm reported in a television interview. I felt a slight pain in my muscles. I took a thermometer. . . . my temperature is normal, ” he told the state television channel Rossiya 1.
He said he had a feeling of discomfort at the injection site.
The Kremlin announced Putin’s resolve to receive the coronavirus vaccine in December and the president said the delay due to the desire to mix it with other vaccines he planned to receive, which Sputnik V had, were almost the same.
Nearly two-thirds of Russians are unwilling to get the Sputnik V vaccine, according to independent pollster Levada Center, as of March 1, and top respondents mentioned side effects as the main reason. Russia began its vaccination crusade against coronavirus in December.
On Monday, Putin said that 4. 3 million Russians out of 144 million had won two vaccines and that Russia had recorded more than 4. 5 million coronavirus infections to date.
Collective immunity refers to a scenario in which other people in a population are immunized as opposed to infection to prevent the spread of the disease. The population is immune.
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