Dodon: Moldova Will Not Overcome the Coronavirus Pandemic Without Vaccine

President Igor Dodon believes that the republic will not be able to overcome the coronavirus pandemic without vaccine. He stated this on Wednesday evening during a broadcast on a TV channel. "I believe that Moldova is coping well with the pandemic. We are in an unprecedented situation, like all countries in the region and around the world. But the situation is under control, our medicine is coping. At the same time, we should be aware that we will not get rid of without a COVID-19 vaccine, "Dodon said, infotag.md reported He stressed that for Moldova "it is important to gain access to the vaccine as soon as it gets the World Health Organization’s certification." "We must trust the new vaccine. It must be available and used on a voluntary basis. I trust the Russian vaccine because I know the conditions under which it is being developed, and many in Russia have already been vaccinated. That is why I announced my readiness to test the vaccine on myself. I turned to Russia and I hope that by the end of the year we will receive 100-150 thousand doses of the vaccine, which should, first of all, be used for those being on the "front line", - Dodon said, stressing that all this will be possible "after WHO’s certification".