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Astrazeneca to provide Indonesia 100 million Covid-19 vaccines next year: minister

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AstraZeneca is set to provide Indonesia with 100 million coronavirus vaccines next year, Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Masrudi has said.

Indonesia's health ministry has signed a letter of intent with AstraZeneca, Retno added.

“The first shipment will be made by the first half of 2021,” she told a news conference.

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