Zakaria Lam’s mother had been looking forward to her first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine – until she read some WhatsApp messages which made her become doubtful.
Apparently, an alumni group had shared news that travel to certain countries is only allowed if one has the so-called “right” vaccine.
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