World medical Association-in-chief Montgomery calls for vaccination against Corona

The Coronavirus pandemic in Germany medicine, politics, tourism and society firmly in its grip: More than 4.8 million people globally have become infected with the pathogen of Sars-CoV-2, 175.672 of them in Germany.

The Chairman of the world medical Association, Frank Ulrich Montgomery, has called for a compulsory vaccination against Coronavirus. "I was there for the vaccination compulsory in the case of measles. I’m also here for a Impfpflicht", Montgomery said the Newspapers of the Funke media group. The Federal government had stressed again on Monday that you don’t want to make a future Corona vaccination for duty: "There is no vaccination against Coronavirus geben&quot is;, the Deputy government spokesperson Ulrike Demmer said.

Yet, no such vaccine exists. Worldwide there are, according to the Association of research-based pharmaceutical companies (vfa), but more than 120 vaccine projects. Whether a vaccine can still be in this year on the market, is considered to be questionable. dpa/Boris Roessler , Frank Ulrich Montgomery, head of the world medical Association

Montgomery claimed that the German government would have to ensure with legal measures, "that is not the one who is the first to be vaccinated, the most for zahlt". "First of all, the residents of care homes and staff need to be vaccinated in the clinics. I am afraid, however, that in this country, a black market will arise." This is a different Problem, come to Montgomery: &quot said;There will be people that do not want to vaccinate. You are infected, you are a danger to people who can’t be vaccinated for health reasons. We have to give it to as many people as possible."

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