COVID-19 – Indonesia receives 680,400 doses of Moderna from Dutch gov’t
Jakarta (Indonesia Window) – Indonesia on Wednesday (Nov. 10) received donation of 680,400 doses of the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine in ready-to-use form from the Dutch government, representing the 117th stage of vaccine arrivals in total.
Earlier, as many as 819,600 doses of Moderna vaccine from the Dutch government’s donation arrived in Indonesia on Saturday (Oct. 30).
With the arrival of the 117th phase, the total number of vaccines arriving in the fourth-largest populated country in the world reached 331,058,750 doses, consisting of several brands, both in the ready-to-use form and in bulks, obtaining from direct purchases and donations from fellow countries.
The Indonesian government confirms that all the COVID-19 vaccines used in the country are safe and efficacious, and have received use authorization from the National Agency of Drug and Food Control.
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