Taiwan-developed vaccine may be ready by July, Tsai says

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen said Tuesday that her government hopes to be able to provide the first domestically developed vaccine against the novel coronavirus by the end of July.After visiting the Central Epidemic Command Center, which has jurisdiction over coronavirus control, Tsai said vaccine development is in the final stages of clinical trials and that "the government will check quality and safety."Taiwan is battling its worst coronavirus outbreak since the pandemic began, with more than 1,000 community-acquired infection cases reported in the past week.Tsai seeks to mitigate publ…READ FULL ARTICLE