ISRAELI SCIENTISTTE IN CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 VACCINE MUKHIATA

ISRAELI SCIENTISTTE IN CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 VACCINE MUKHIATA

Israeli Scientistste in tulai a natna lauhuai mahmah Conoravirus (Covid-19 ) vaccine zatuipen mukhiata uh a tuni February 28, 2020 zingsang 6:45 am in New York post News panin hong suaksakta uh hi!

Azatui pen Kal 3 sungin zota ding uh a, Ni 90 khit ciangin kizangtheita ding hi ciziau uh ei! Pasian teltuam mite mah Pasian in thupha pia in hihbang leitung mite lungkham hatsatnate ah atate mah hong zang ziau zel hi! Israelte hangin Pasian minthang semsem hen!

Scientists-te pen USA a omte hi-in Israel’s mahtawh a kizomdente hi!

Thudang khat ah:- USA ah Mihau mahmah 10 kiteng khia leh 10 ah 8 pen Jews-te na himawk hi! USA pen ISRAEL-te gamnihna cileng a kikhiallo phial hi! 

Israel-te omomna gamte pen khangto mahmah mawk hi! Leitung en koikoi leng! Israeli-te Topa’n Thupha hong piaksak semsem hen! Leitung mite in Pasian a Muhna dingin!!!

“ Nang Thupha hong piate Thupha kapia ding a, hong samsia mite ka samsua ding hi”

Anuai ah English tawh nasim in link na en un 

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Israeli scientists claim to be weeks away from coronavirus vaccine

Amid fears of a looming pandemic, scientists in the US and across the globe are scrambling to develop vaccines – including in Israel, where one group of researchers says it could be ready in just three weeks and available for use within 90 days.

The scientists at the Galilee Research Institute, known as MIGAL, are adapting its vaccine against the avian coronavirus infectious bronchitis virus, or IBV, to work for the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19, the Jerusalem Post reported.

“Congratulations to MIGAL on this exciting breakthrough. I am confident that there will be further rapid progress, enabling us to provide a needed response to the grave global COVID-19 threat,” said Ofir Akunis, Israel’s minister of science and technology.

The independent research institute, which specializes in the fields of biotechnology, environmental sciences and agriculture, says on its website that its team “includes 80 PhDs and a total of 260 researchers” at 53 labs.

“Our basic concept was to develop the technology and not specifically a vaccine for this kind or that kind of virus,” said Dr. Chen Katz, MIGAL’s biotech group chief.

.... https://nypost.com/2020/02/28/israeli-scientists-claim-to-be-weeks-away-from-coronavirus-vaccine/