group of experts from World Health Organization (WHO) I encountered problems in a factory that produces Serum Sputnik On Russia During a visit that took place between May 31 and June 4. The report was released on Wednesday (23).
The World Health Organization has identified six points of concern that are the need to implement appropriate measures to reduce the risks of cross-contamination. Another point was the attention to environmental monitoring data during manufacture, which mainly pertains to care to prevent the emergence and development of bacteria or viruses that can contaminate the vaccine.
According to the WHO report, the plant needs environmental monitoring monitoring. The vaccine must be a sterile product and everything must have proper disinfection so that there is no contamination in the production environment.
The World Health Organization notes there is concern about traceability of manufactured vaccines, and the entire process must be frank in reporting so that any inspector can trace batches and take prompt action if problems arise.
Anfisa also cited similar problems and set conditions under which imports into Brazil could be made at the beginning of this month.
Sputnik in Brazil reported on the foundation’s website that the Russian plant will eliminate deficiencies in the production of the immunizing agent in accordance with the recommendations of the World Health Organization.
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