People wearing face masks queue to receive a dose of China's Sinovac vaccine during a mass vaccination programme at a school building in Jakarta on Monday. Photo: Reuters
Red tape hinders Indonesia’s vaccination drive, even as Covid-19 cases surge
- Numerous reports of Indonesians running up against red tape in their bid to get vaccinated have surfaced, despite a ramped up inoculation drive
- Analysts say unequal access to vaccines risks prolonging the pandemic in Indonesia, which has seen daily infections surpass 40,000 in recent days
People wearing face masks queue to receive a dose of China's Sinovac vaccine during a mass vaccination programme at a school building in Jakarta on Monday. Photo: Reuters
