The grim forecast of a year or less comes from two-thirds of respondents, according to the People’s Vaccine Alliance, a coalition of organisations including Amnesty International, Oxfam, and UNAIDS, who carried out the survey of 77 scientists from 28 countries. Nearly one-third of the respondents indicated that the time-frame was likely nine months or less.

It means that new COVID variant will be released within this time frame from bio labs.

Persistent low vaccine coverage in many countries would make it more likely for vaccine-resistant mutations to appear, said 88% of the respondents.

Nope, low vaccination have nothing to do with it.

Unless we vaccinate the world, we leave the playing field open to more and more mutations, which could churn out variants that could evade our current vaccines and require booster shots to deal with them.

It is quite ill logic, as the more vaccination you have - the more probable for virus is to find variant that do not have specific protein.

Of particular interest is the mRNA approach, employed by the companies Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna, which can be tweaked at speed (within weeks or months) to accommodate new variants – however, manufacturing hiccups are always a potential problem.

mRNA have no advantages, quite reverse. And it can be tweaked in DAYS, as it is no more than protein coding that is being printed on printers and later go via special process of multiplication. And such way production will always be the same, exactly the same.

Actually all production will work for ANY virus possible.