OSAKA – Senior vice defense minister Yasuhide Nakayama said Monday that the government has decided to set up a state-run mass vaccination center at the Osaka International Convention Center.
He made the announcement during a news conference in Osaka after inspecting two candidate sites in Osaka on Monday as the country seeks to speed up its COVID-19 vaccination campaign. The government aims to start vaccinations at the site from May 24.
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