Indonesia's Full Vaccination Rate Only Reaches 17.33%, Ranked 7th in ASEAN

An *Our World in Data* report shows that 17.37% of Indonesia's population had received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine, representing full vaccination, as of September 25, 2021. This ratio places Indonesia seventh in Southeast Asia.

Singapore remains the leader in vaccination rates in Southeast Asia, with 77.44% of its population fully vaccinated. Cambodia follows with 63.58% of its population fully vaccinated.

Malaysia has fully vaccinated 59.44% of its population. Brunei Darussalam has fully vaccinated 38.48% of its population. Laos and Timor-Leste follow with 25.87% and 18.70% of their populations fully vaccinated, respectively. The Philippines, Vietnam, and Myanmar have fully vaccinated 14.53%, 7.70%, and 6.33% of their populations, respectively.

Nationally, as of September 26, 2021, 136.76 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine had been administered. This includes 86.46 million first doses and 48.53 million second doses.

Although the vaccination program continues, the public is still urged to always wear masks, maintain physical distancing, avoid crowds, and wash their hands with soap (the 3M protocol). Adherence to health protocols can suppress the spread of the virus in the community.