JAKARTA -- Indonesia, the Southeast Asian country hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, will likely see daily cases start to fall in April thanks to the sprawling archipelago's ambitious vaccine rollout plan, the chairman of the Indonesian Red Cross told Nikkei Asia.
Jusuf Kalla, who has served twice as vice president, said the nation of more than 270 million is "still in the first wave" of the coronavirus outbreak and the number of cases had "not gone down" since the government reported its first infections in March last year.
