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Indonesia seeks to launch homegrown Covid-19 vaccine in 3rd quarter - Vimarsana News

Indonesia seeks to launch homegrown Covid-19 vaccine in 3rd quarter

JAKARTA - Indonesia will seek to launch a homegrown Covid-19 vaccine in August, with the first phase of clinical trials for the Merah Putih vaccine now underway. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Indonesia seeks to launch home-grown Covid-19 vaccine in third quarter - Vimarsana News

Indonesia seeks to launch home-grown Covid-19 vaccine in third quarter

Indonesia will seek to launch a home-grown Covid-19 vaccine in August, with the first phase of clinical trials for the Merah Putih vaccine now under way.

Home-grown vaccine in the making - Vimarsana News

Home-grown vaccine in the making

The nation will seek to launch a home-grown Covid-19 vaccine in August, with the first phase of clinical trials for the Merah Putih vaccine now under way.

Bali plea for eased rules to lure back tourists - Vimarsana News

Bali plea for eased rules to lure back tourists

Bali, Indonesia's most popular holiday destination, early this month reopened to foreign tourists but the hard-hit hotel and travel operators are still waiting for more arrivals. They say mandatory quarantine is keeping out the sunseekers that used to flock in their millions to the island before the pandemic prompted border closures two years ago.

Bali plea for eased rules to lure back tourists - Vimarsana News

Bali plea for eased rules to lure back tourists

Bali, Indonesia's most popular holiday destination, early this month reopened to foreign tourists but the hard-hit hotel and travel operators are still waiting for more arrivals. They say mandatory quarantine is keeping out the sunseekers that used to flock in their millions to the island before the pandemic prompted border closures two years ago.