16K views · 56 shares | #France has begun to #lift its 55-day national #lockdown on Monday amid #coronavirus pandemic. Non-essential shops are allowed to reopen and the French can leave home and gather in groups of up to10 people. | People's Daily, China | Facebook

160K views · 1.6K reactions | France is now in its second day of lockdown to stop the spread of the coronavirus. As Eleanor Beardsley reports from Paris, you have to fill out a form to show the police if making a trip to the grocery store. | NPR | Facebook

1.7K views · 72 reactions |  Forty #homeless people in Saint Petersburg received #coronavirus #vaccine jabs on Sunday under a charity initiative that has received the backing of local officials | FRANCE 24 English | Facebook

1.2K views · 32 reactions | #SouthKorea  has won international praise for its aggressive fight against the #coronavirus, but when it comes to #vaccines, the country is being far more guarded  | FRANCE 24 English | Facebook

Amid a surge in coronavirus cases, the race to get an approval for a vaccine is on across the world. More than a hundred vaccine candidates are being developed and tested. Russia has already approved a vaccine. We speak to Dr Paul Offit, an American pediatrician specialising in infectious diseases, vaccines, immunology, and virology. He is also the co-inventor of a rotavirus vaccine. According to him, it usually takes over 10 years to develop a vaccine. He explains the risks involved amid race t