Vatican City: Pope Francis issued an appeal on Wednesday urging people to be investigated against Covid-19, said the vaccine could end the pandemic, but everyone needs to be taken.
“Thank you for the grace of God and for the work of many people, we now have a vaccine to protect us from Covid-19,” Pope said in a video message made on behalf of US non-profit, the Covid Covid Covid Collaborative Public Health Coalition Board and Coalition.
“They gave us hope to end the pandemic, but only if they were available for all and if we worked together.” Vaccines are widely available in rich countries, but distrust and doubts for the newly developed shots mean that many people refuse to take them, make them very vulnerable as a Spread of Delta variants.
Conversely, poor countries still do not have access to large-scale vaccine equipment.
Medical experts have warned that increasingly dangerous variants may develop if the virus is allowed to circulate in a large pool of people who are not vaccinated.
Pope Francis was vaccinated in March, saying at that time was an ethical obligation.
“Vaccination is a simple but deep way to promote good goodness and care for each other, especially the most vulnerable.
I pray to God that everyone can donate their own small sand, their own small movements,” Pope said in the message of his latest video.
The Covid Board of Ad and Covid Collaborative launched the announcement of the vaccine public service to the US public in January crossing television, website and social media.
In a statement, the advertising board said the Pope’s message represents its first campaign designed for a global audience.