Most Indonesians Want Coronavirus Vaccine, But Not to Pay for It
Volunteers take part in a Covid-19 vaccination drill in Bogor on Nov. 18.
Photographer: Aditya Aji/AFP/Getty Images
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Most Indonesians would want to be vaccinated against the virus, but many are unwilling to pay for it.
A September survey involving 115,000 respondents found that about 65% of people want to be inoculated against the virus, while just 8% would refuse and 27% were hesitant. However, only one-third of those who said they want to get the shots would be inclined to shoulder the cost, while the rest said they wouldn’t pay or were hesitant to do so.