US President elect Joe Biden pledges on Tuesday to assures in his first 100 days in the White House 100m coronavirus vaccinations would be administered to Americans during his first 100 days in the White House. The Democratic president-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday introduced his new healthcare team and sketched an aggressive plan to defeat the coronavirus pandemic that contrasted sharply with the Trump administration’s efforts. 

Joe Biden, in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware introduced the team of scientists and doctors he gathered to guide the nation for which is believed to be the final stage of a public health crisis that has killed nearly 284,000 American lives and is one of the worst crises ever to hit the US. In the event Biden outlined his priorities for his first three months in office, including a commitment to distribute “100m shots in the first 100 days”, a plea for all Americans to wear masks during that period to prevent the spread of the virus and a promise to open a “majority of schools”.

“Out of our collective pain, we are going to find a collective purpose,” Biden said, at the period where the covid 19 claims average of 2,200 deaths per day. “To control the pandemic, to save lives and to heal as a nation.” Biden asks the Congress to pass a coronavirus economic relief package that would help finance the administration of the vaccines. 

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