Thailand's Feb 14 vaccine campaign delayed due to delivery


BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): Thailand may have to postpone the launch of its Covid-19 vaccination programme due to issues with transportation and restrictions on export in the European Union.

The government had earlier scheduled Feb 14 as the first day of vaccination.

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