Health
Cambodia launches COVID-19 vaccinations with shots for PM’s sons, ministers – Reuters
Cambodia launched its coronavirus inoculation drive on Wednesday, using 600,000 vaccine doses donated by China, with the sons of long-serving Prime Minister Hun…
By Reuters Staff
PHNOM PENH (Reuters) – Cambodia launched its coronavirus inoculation drive on Wednesday, using 600,000 vaccine doses donated by China, with the sons of long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen and government ministers among the first recipients.
The Southeast Asian nation of about 16 million has managed to limit the spread of the disease, reporting just 478 infections and no deaths, although a rare cluster of cases emerged in November.
Hun Sen had vowed to take the first dose, but later…
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