The head of the Trump administration’s Warp Speed operation said states will deliver less than 8 million doses of coronavirus vaccine on Monday.
“It is now clear that we will deliver 5.9 million doses of Moderna vaccine and two million doses of Pfizer vaccine on Monday. And that will happen, “Moncef Slaoui told CNN’s” State of the Union “on Sunday. “And we are increasing the level of communication with the governors to make sure that there are no mistakes or miscommunications.”
Slaoui reported in some states that they had not yet received the promised deliveries of the vaccine, saying: “We have all made a mistake or assumed that the vaccine that is produced and released is already available for transport, when in fact there is a gap. two days between the time we generate a lot of data showing that this vaccine bottle is actually safe and correct and the time we can ship it. “
“The FDA must receive certain documents,” he added. “And indeed, that period of delay led to differences between what was planned and what was actually done. I think we addressed that. “
Slaoui pointed out to CNN Jake Tapper
Jacob (Jake) Paul TapperBiden intends to publicly receive vaccination against COVID-19 as early as next week Hogan on Republicans who will not accept the election result: “They are out of the track” Don’t expect any “media guilt” for ignoring Hunter Biden before the election MORE that the delivery of vaccines, manufactured by Moderna and Pfizer, “does not produce watches”.
“It means creating living things or at least involving letting go of the way we produce vaccines. And we don’t control everything 100%, “he added.” And if it’s not perfectly correct, we won’t release doses of vaccine for use. And sometimes there may be small hiccups. “