Minister insists jabs will arrive this month


PUBLIC Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced recently that the first lot of Covid-19 vaccines will arrive this month as promised, saying February is still not over as he slammed critics for attacking the government’s tardiness.

The minister said the vaccine procurement process has stumbled slightly, but it is still in line with the plan that the first batch will arrive in February.

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