Health
Cambodia begins vaccination campaign against COVID-19 – Washington Post
Three sons of Cambodian leader Hun Sen were inoculated against COVID-19 as the country began distributing vaccines donated from its closest ally, China
I trust this vaccine and that is why I have been vaccinated with it, Hun Manet said.
China is donating 1 million doses of the Chinese-made Sinopharm vaccine, enough for half a million people, and the first shipment of 600,000 doses arrived in Cambodia on Sunday.
Hun Sens two sons-in-law, government ministers and other officials were vaccinated at a state-run hospital.
Hun Sen himself backtracked on receiving the vaccine because he is 68.
In China, the Sinopharm vaccine was approved only for people…
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