Gov't shortens inoculation period to 3 months for COVID-19 vaccine

Regardless of having been inoculated with a second or third shot of the coronavirus vaccine, starting Thursday anyone who's been inocluated for more than three months can get their next dose.
That's according to the South Korean government's COVID-19 special response team.
Part of efforts to increase the country's vaccination rate amid projections that infections will sharply rise during the winter.
Up until now, people were advised to get their next dose four months after the last shot or four months after contracting the virus.