BANGKOK -- Southeast Asian countries are moving to administer coronavirus vaccine boosters as quickly as possible before the omicron variant reverses their progress on keeping infection rates in check.
Omicron variant threatens to reignite infection rates seen last summer
Philippine Health Secretary Francisco Duque inoculates a health worker with a booster shot Nov. 17 in Manila. © Reuters
BANGKOK -- Southeast Asian countries are moving to administer coronavirus vaccine boosters as quickly as possible before the omicron variant reverses their progress on keeping infection rates in check.