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Indonesia nabs 4 for stealing jabs

Four people have been arrested in Indonesia for allegedly stealing Covid-19 vaccines marked for prisoners and selling them to the public, authorities said on May 25.

Indonesia arrests four for stealing Covid-19 vaccines meant for prisoners

MEDAN, INDONESIA (AFP) - Four people have been arrested in Indonesia for allegedly stealing Covid-19 vaccines marked for prisoners and selling them to the public, the authorities said on Tuesday (May 25). The suspects took more than 1,000 doses made by China s Sinovac from the prisoners quota, offering them to buyers in the capital Jakarta and in North Sumatra s Medan city for about 250,000 rupiah (S$23) each. The four arrested included a doctor at a prison in Medan and a local health official, said the police. They could face a life sentence if convicted under Indonesia s anti-corruption law. One of the suspects brought the vaccines to Jakarta where we also uncovered some locations providing the service, North Sumatra police spokesman Hadi Wahyudi told AFP on Tuesday.

Indonesia arrests 4 for stealing COVID-19 vaccines meant for prisoners

Indonesia arrests 4 for stealing COVID-19 vaccines meant for prisoners Toggle share menu Advertisement Indonesia arrests 4 for stealing COVID-19 vaccines meant for prisoners Indonesian authorities have arrested four people for allegedly stealing coronavirus vaccine doses meant for prisoners and then selling them to the public AFP/CHAIDEER MAHYUDDIN 25 May 2021 05:07PM Share this content Bookmark MEDAN, Indonesia: Four people have been arrested in Indonesia for allegedly stealing COVID-19 vaccines marked for prisoners and selling them to the public, authorities said on Tuesday (May 25). The suspects took more than 1,000 doses made by China s Sinovac from the prisoners quota, offering them to buyers in the capital Jakarta and in North Sumatra s Medan city for around 250,000 rupiah (US$17) each.

Doctor among 4 arrested in Indonesia for stealing prisoners Covid-19 vaccines to sell on black market

Follow RT on Indonesian authorities have arrested four people charged with stealing Covid-19 vaccines that had been marked for prisoners. The shots were then being sold to buyers in Jakarta and Medan for $17. Authorities said on Tuesday that the suspects, who included a prison doctor and a local health official, took more than 1,000 doses of the Chinese-made Sinovac jab from the prisoners’ quota to sell them on the black market.  Police said the suspects brought the shots to the capital Jakarta and North Sumatra’s Medan and sold them to buyers for around 250,000 rupiah ($17) each. Indonesia has only administered 25 million jabs to its 270 million-strong population, meaning many are still waiting for their lifesaving shots. Supplies have been prioritized for frontline health workers, high-risk groups and inmates in the country’s overcrowded prisons. 

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