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How do you 
vaccinate a population of 
billions? The 
global rollout of the 
Covid-19 vaccine is what we all have been waiting for. Yet, there are many logistical 
obstacles still to face.
#COVID #vaccine #CovidVaccine #logistics
vaccinate a population of billions? The global rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine is what we all have been waiting for. Yet, there are many logistical obstacles still to face.#COVID #vaccine #CovidVaccine #logistics
One of the 
biggest challenges for the distribution of the vaccines is the strict 
temperature conditions in which some of them must be 
stored – as low as –80°C.
#challenge #Distribution
biggest challenges for the distribution of the vaccines is the strict temperature conditions in which some of them must be stored – as low as –80°C. #challenge #Distribution
This poses specific logistics problems to existing medical supply chains that conventionally distribute vaccines at ~2–8°C, and to regions with limited cold chain infrastructure.
#vaccine #coronavirus
#vaccine #coronavirus
Transportation and cold chain logistics under stringent temperature requirements may require extraordinary measures to reach people outside the 25 countries with the most advanced logistics systems, which are home to just one-third of the world population.
#Transportation
stringent temperature requirements may require extraordinary measures to reach people outside the 25 countries with the most advanced logistics systems, which are home to just one-third of the world population.#Transportation
Fortunately, @DeutschePostDHL has plenty of experience with vaccine storage. DHL Medical Express works with the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector to transport temperature-controlled supplies to hospitals, laboratories, and research institutions safely and in one piece.
For these shipments, time is of the essence, they are often needed in real life and death situations with no margin for delay.
#healthy #healthcare
#healthy #healthcare
Despite the daunting and relentless operation that lies ahead, Travis Cobb says DHL’s international presence means it is prepared.
