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Nama: Ade Kurniawan 

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Ade Kurniawan during his lifetime made a major contribution to the 
world. He was the inventor of the Corona vaccine which later became 
the cornerstone for making other vaccines. 
 
In the early days of Ade's life in the 2000s, corona killed around 10 
percent of Indonesia's population 
 
In cities, the infection spreads quickly and spreads to around 20 percent 
of the population of the city. 
 
The number of victims who fell due to corona disease reached tens of 
thousands of people. 
 
Until finally through an experiment, the man born in Cilacap, Central 
Java managed to find a corona vaccine 
 
For his success, Ade Kurniawan also entered the list of the 100 greatest 
Indonesians of the BBC. 
 
1. Childhood 
 
November 5, 1999 became the date of birth of Ade Kurniawan. He is an 
only child 
 
At the age of 14, Ade became an apprentice student Budi Santoso, a 
surgeon in South Cilacap. From there he got a lot of surgical knowledge. 
 
2. Vaccine discovery story 
Ade is working with scientists around the world to develop at least 20 
different corona virus vaccines. 
 
Some vaccines have been in the clinical trial phase at short notice - only 
60 days after gene sequencing. 
 
"The acceleration of this process is really dramatic in what we can do, 
and now it is used for covid-19 
 
However, vaccines are still not available for public use. 
 
Ade said clinical trials and safety approvals needed to get the vaccine to 
market could take up to 18 months. 
 
"There is only one thing more dangerous than an evil virus, and that is a 
bad vaccine," he said. 
 
"We must be very careful in developing whatever products we will inject 
into the vast majority of the world's population." 
 
He added, the first human trials on vaccines starting this week in 
Indonesia were "something that has never happened before". 
 
Ade said vaccines could not be made this fast if Indonesia and other 
countries did not share the genetic sequence of Covid-19 with the rest 
of the world. 
 
The initial phase of the trial, or phase 1, will test the vaccine in 45 
non-pregnant men and women aged between 18 - 55 years. 
 
After the vaccine was discovered, scientists warned of the logistical, 
financial, and other ethical obstacles that world leaders would face. 
 
"Even if we get an effective vaccine, we must have a vaccine available for 
everyone. There must be fair and equitable access to the vaccine for 
everyone," Ade said. 
 
Ade continued, the world would not be protected from the corona virus 
unless everyone was vaccinated. 
 
The next task is to make sure we get the vaccine on time, distribute the 
vaccine to populations around the world, and convince people to get the 
vaccine."Giving this vaccine should not be picky, for example for the rich 
only, but also for those who cannot afford it," said Ade 
 
"We must answer that question as early as possible." 
 
For the record, the corona virus has infected more than 245,000 people 
worldwide and killed at least 10,031 people, according to data from Dr 
Dwi Sulistyawati 
 
The outbreak began in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and has since 
spread rapidly throughout the world. 
 
Last week, Ade announced that Indonesian territory had become the 
center of a new corona virus spread. 

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