Russia releases Movie of COVID-19 vaccine production Procedure
Eager to market what Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised is the world's first COVID-19 vaccine, the Ministry of Health has published a brief movie of its manufacturing process, according to a report.
The 40-second clip shows several masked people clad in blue coveralls working in a laboratory, where a variety of machines have been observed in action supporting walls, Agence France-Presse reported.
Meanwhile, another short promotional video for your vaccine was published by Sputnik News, a state-controlled news bureau.
The CGI footage -- created by the Russian Direct Investment Fund, the country's autonomous wealth fund -- reveals that the coronavirus, with its identifying spikes, engulfing the Earth and hovering in space.
Last week, Putin announced that his country had officially enrolled the world's very first novel coronavirus vaccine, developed by Moscow's Gamaleya Institute, stating it offers"sustainable resistance" and one of his brothers was inoculated.
The 40-second clip shows several masked people clad in blue coveralls working in a laboratory, where a variety of machines have been observed in action supporting walls, Agence France-Presse reported.
Meanwhile, another short promotional video for your vaccine was published by Sputnik News, a state-controlled news bureau.
The CGI footage -- created by the Russian Direct Investment Fund, the country's autonomous wealth fund -- reveals that the coronavirus, with its identifying spikes, engulfing the Earth and hovering in space.
Last week, Putin announced that his country had officially enrolled the world's very first novel coronavirus vaccine, developed by Moscow's Gamaleya Institute, stating it offers"sustainable resistance" and one of his brothers was inoculated.
