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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will receive over 180,000 more Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccines tomorrow, said Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Khairy Jamaluddin.

More Covid-19 vaccines to arrive tomorrow, says Khairy | New Straits Times

PUTRAJAYA: Individuals who will be receiving Covid-19 vaccine shots need to go through five stations at a Vaccine Dispensing Centre (PPV) taking about...PUTRAJAYA: Individuals who will be receiving Covid-19 vaccine shots need to go through five stations at a Vaccine Dispensing Centre (PPV) taking about...

Covid vaccine jab to take 15 to 30 minutes - Dr Adham Baba

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 23 — Malaysia is to set into motion tomorrow a massive nationwide exercise to immunise free of charge all people in the country, locals and foreigners alike, against the Covid-19 disease that has infected almost 290,000 and claimed over 1,000 lives. Spearheading the National...KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 23 — Malaysia is to set into motion tomorrow a massive nationwide exercise to immunise free of charge all people in the country, locals and foreigners alike, against the Covid-19 disease that has infected almost 290,000 and claimed over 1,000 lives. Spearheading the National...

PM, Health D-G first to get jabs as Malaysia begins massive Covid-19 immunisation exercise tomorrow | Malaysia | Malay Mail

UPDATED 1.10PM | COVID-19 | Education Ministry has given a name list of teachers with co-morbidities, in high-risk group.

The first shipment of Covid-19 vaccines for Malaysia touched down at Kuala Lumpur International Airport yesterday morning, with another consignment making its way overland from Singapore to Johor in the afternoon.. Read more at straitstimes.com.SE Asia News -The first shipment of Covid-19 vaccines for Malaysia touched down at Kuala Lumpur International Airport yesterday morning, with another consignment making its way overland from

Malaysia receives first batch of Covid-19 vaccines, SE Asia News & Top Stories - The Straits Times

What does 50% efficacy for COVID-19 vaccine mean? How does the govt avoid vaccine wastage and counter misinformation? Here's a summary from Khairy's Clubhouse session.What does 50% efficacy for COVID-19 vaccine mean? How does the govt avoid vaccine wastage and counter misinformation? Here's a summary from Khairy's Clubhouse session.

11 Key Takeaways from Khairy's Clubhouse session on COVID-19 vaccines

* Subscribe to the Daily Express' official Telegram channel for the latest news you don't want to miss SEPANG: Those who experience serious side effects after receiving the Covid-19 vaccination will be given ex-gratia payments under a government compensation scheme* Subscribe to the Daily Express' official Telegram channel for the latest news you don't want to miss SEPANG: Those who experience serious side effects after receiving the Covid-19 vaccination will be given ex-gratia payments under a government compensation scheme

Govt to compensate those having serious side effects from Covid-19 jab, says Khairy | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

KUALA LUMPUR — The first phase of Malaysia's National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme will be brought forward to Feb 24 instead of Feb 26 as initially scheduled.KUALA LUMPUR — The first phase of Malaysia's National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme will be brought forward to Feb 24 instead of Feb 26 as initially scheduled.

First shipment of Covid-19 vaccine arrives in Malaysia; immunisation schedule brought forward to Feb 24

Malaysia moved up its Covid-19 inoculation drive by two days as the first batch of vaccines arrived in the Southeast Asian nation today. Malaysia aims to vaccinate at least 80% of its 32 million people within a year as it pushes to revive an economy that, slammed by coronavirus-related curbs, recorded its worst slump in over two decades in 2020. It has imposed more lockdownsMalaysia moved up its Covid-19 inoculation drive by two days as the first batch of vaccines arrived in the Southeast Asian nation today.

Malaysia to start Covid-19 vaccination drive early as first doses arrive | The Daily Star