Joe Biden pledges free COVID-19 vaccine for all Americans, If elected

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden has pledges to provide free COVID-19 vaccine for all Americans if elected US president. The US presidential election will be held on November 3. Before that, the candidates are campaigning at the last moment.

Incumbent President Donald Trump is taking part in this election for the second time. He himself said that the coronavirus vaccine should be free for all. However, the Trump administration has been criticized for failing to control the coronavirus situation from the outset.

In an announcement Friday, Democrat candidate Joe Biden said he would provide the COVID-19 vaccine free to all Americans if elected president. He made the announcement as part of a national strategy to combat coronavirus.

He also criticized President Trump over the coronavirus situation. According to him, Republican President Trump has given up fighting the coronavirus situation.

The Trump administration has not given much importance to this issue since the beginning of the coronavirus epidemic in the United States. Instead of warning people about coronavirus, Trump said he was not afraid of COVID-19.

However, Joe Biden is more exceptional. He has always followed the advice of experts, wearing a mask and avoiding public gatherings. 

Biden pledges and said that “If we will get a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine, we will give it to everyone for free,”.

Biden made the announcement 11 days before the US presidential election, talking about his plans for a coronavirus epidemic. But in his latest debate with Biden, Trump has tried to signal that the United States has overcome the epidemic.

However, infections have been on the rise in the United States for the past three days. More than 83,000 people were newly infected with coronavirus in the country last Friday. Formerly on Thursday, 77,640 people were newly infected with the coronavirus in the country. Another 921 people died of the infection that day.

Earlier, on July 21, COVID-19 was detected in 75,723 people in the United States, according to NBC News. In other words, the infection has been recorded one after another for the last three days.

Coronavirus infections have death 229,284 people in the United States so far. However, 56,98,161 people have already recovered. There are 2,819,508 cases of coronavirus active in the country and 16,323 in critical condition.