BREAKING: COVID-19 vaccine by US’ Moderna ‘95% effective’

A COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Moderna, a US company, has proved to be 95 percent effective against the infection.


According to the BBC, early data from the company showed the efficacy of the experimental vaccine.

This development comes a few days after Pfizer announced that a vaccine it is developing against COVID-19 is 90 percent effective.

More to follow…

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