Indonesia rolls out company-funded vaccinations of workers


The private inoculation programme will complement Indonesia's free vaccines for the public. - Bloomberg

JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): Indonesia is stepping up its vaccination programme, with the start of company-funded inoculations for employees on Tuesday (May 18).

Workers in labour-intensive industries such as food and petrochemicals will be the first to receive their vaccinations under the roll-out, as the country casts its eye on maintaining its economic output.

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