The Japanese government has passed amendments to the law, according to which the country’s population would be vaccinated against the coronavirus disease for free, APA reports quoting Kyodo news agency.
According to the media outlet, the vaccination will be obligatory, however, if there is insufficient evidence on vaccine safety, the obligation will be waived.
The government will also pay compensation in the event of adverse reactions following the inoculation.
Japan expects to have the COVID-19 vaccine in the first half of 2021, which will be sufficient for the entire population.
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