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Canisius College's alumni group has commenced the second phase of its free vaccination program, which started its first phase on July 5 and is due to end on Aug. 15 with an iam to fully vaccinate 70,000 recipients.
The Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) has authorized the US-German COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, kicking off delivery of 50 million doses through 2021 with the first shipment in August-September. The news comes just a day after the vaccine developers announced the deal.
The government has secured Japan's commitment to donate 2 million AstraZeneca doses as it scrambles to secure more vaccines and medicines to combat Indonesia's second and worst wave of infections to date
Fifteen million people have received the COVID-19 vaccine in Indonesia, but amid fears of stigma, personal information leaks and side effects, only a handful of people living with HIV/AIDS have joined that group. Some have shared their vaccination experiences with The Jakarta Post.
