The COVID-19 vaccine will be ready in the next 24 months – Bill Gates

American business magnate, software developer, investor, and philanthropist, Bill Gates has predicted an earlier discovery of a potential vaccine for the COVID-19. Bill Gates has come under severe fire after it was gathered that he had predicted the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus and might have masterminded its spread. Appearing on NBC Today Show on…

American business magnate, software developer, investor, and philanthropist, Bill Gates has predicted an earlier discovery of a potential vaccine for the COVID-19.

Bill Gates has come under severe fire after it was gathered that he had predicted the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus and might have masterminded its spread.

Appearing on NBC Today Show on Friday, Gates said that there is evidence that this timeline may come to pass, though a vaccine takes over five years to develop.

“The best scientists [are] working hard on this,” Gates said.

In fact, in the last few weeks, I’ve seen signs that we may get to the optimistic side of that time projection” for a vaccine.

The Microsoft founder called the coronavirus crisis “a nightmare,” saying that “the human-to-human respiratory spread is the scariest scenario.”

“I wish it had come, you know, five or 10 years later, then governments might have prepared to move quickly as a few governments did,” Gates said.

Many countries decided that at the national level, they would orchestrate the testing” for the virus, he said.

That hasn’t happened in the United States. It might not happen. But, you know, the access to tests is just, you know, chaotic.”

Asked what he thinks about moves toward reopening by some states such as Georgia, Gates said he is “afraid we’ll have some people and some states that move too quickly and have to back off.”

But, he said, “it’s going to be a while before things go back to normal.”

“I wish I could say that we’re halfway through. But I don’t think so.”

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has been involved in battling some perennial diseases in the world.

 

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