JAKARTA -- Indonesia is set to start vaccinating its population against COVID-19 next week, a senior minister said, as the country tries to stem the spread of the virus and get its economy back on track.
With 229m doses secured, vaccinating 67% of population may take over three years
Indonesia has taken delivery of 3 million doses of China's Sinovac vaccine, as part of more than 229 million doses it has secured from pharmaceuticals around the world. © Reuters
JAKARTA -- Indonesia is set to start vaccinating its population against COVID-19 next week, a senior minister said, as the country tries to stem the spread of the virus and get its economy back on track.