S.Korea to donate 1 million Covid-19 vaccine doses to Vietnam in October


SEOUL (Reuters): South Korea said on Wednesday (Sept 22) it would donate more than 1 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine to Vietnam next month in what would become the northern Asian country's first direct cross-border sharing of its vaccine stockpiles.

Vietnam, which serves as a major manufacturing hub for many South Korean companies including technology company Samsung Electronics, has fully vaccinated only about 7% of its 98 million people, one of Asia's lowest inoculation rates.

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