Coronavirus: Vietnam approves Sinopharm’s vaccine, but will people take it? – Asia – South China Morning Post
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Dang Duong, a 42-year-old restaurant owner in Ho Chi Minh City, is hoping everyone in Vietnam will be able to get vaccinated against Covid-19 soon.
Her business has been struggling without its main clientele of foreign residents and tourists since March, when the country shut its borders to keep out imported cases.
While Vietnam has mostly managed to avoid a mass crisis, new outbreaks since April have contributed to more than half its total caseload of over 8,000, and the country is also…Read More
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