Prime Minister James Marape said this is the middle ground in responding to the huge public outcry against compulsory vaccination and a deep hesitancy in public vaccination.
He emphasized that no one will be forcing Papua New Guineans to get vaccinated.
While speaking to the National Control Centre meeting recently, the Prime Minister said vaccination will remain voluntary, but Papua New Guineans must start to seriously understand that they will die faster if they do not get vaccinated.
