COVID-19 – Two-shot vaccinations in Indonesia covers 89,426,870 people
Jakarta (Indonesia Window) – The full-dose COVID-19 vaccinations in Indonesia covered 89,426,870 people or an increase of 206,529 people as of Monday (Nov. 22), according to data from the COVID-19 Task Force.
The data also show that the first doses of COVID-19 vaccination reached 134,614,136 people or an increase of 195,850 people on the same day.
Meanwhile, the third doses of vaccinations have so far covered 1,211,482 people or an increase of 7,625 people.
The government targets 208,265,720 people to be vaccinated to achieve herd immunity.
The number of daily coronavirus infection cases in the fourth-populated country in the world continued to show a decline, with 186 cases found on Monday (Nov. 22), bringing the total to 4,253,598.
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Meanwhile, five patients died, bringing the total number of deaths to 143,744 cases.
Reporting by Indonesia Window
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