Coronavirus Vaccine: Donald Trump said: America will get success to make Corona vaccine later this year 

US President Donald Trump says that the US will make the coronavirus vaccine later this year. "We are confident that we will make the coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year," he said during a Fox News show town hall in Washington.

He said he would urge the reopening of all schools and universities by September. Trump said, "I want him to open again." The vaccine prediction extends the timeline that the US and other countries have discussed. All are fighting to make it the first to defend against COVID-19.

Trump insisted that he would be happy to beat American researchers to another country producing medicine. He said, 'If any other country does this, I will be happy. I do not care. I only want a vaccine that works. ' When asked about the risks posed during human trials in the research process, he said, 'They are volunteers. They know what they are doing. '

Trump admitted that he was overtaking his own advisors on vaccine prediction. He said, 'Doctors say you shouldn't have said that. I say what I think. '

At the same time, Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft Corporation, believes that if the coronavirus vaccine is made, then there will be a need to prepare 140 million doses of it in the world. In his blog, he told that these doses have to be sent to every part of the world as soon as possible.

The bill said that even if the vaccine proved to be effective in single doses, even then 700 crore doses would have to be prepared if two doses were required then 1400 crore doses would have to be made. This work can take from nine months to two years. He claimed that eight to 10 vaccines are currently being worked on, any of which could be successful.