‘Vaccination at malls, please’


Possible vaccination site: Central i-City shopping centre in Shah Alam has offered to convert one of its parking floors into a vaccination centre in its effort to help the country achieve herd immunity more quickly. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

OVER 60% of the tenants at several shopping complexes in the Klang Valley agreed to be included in the Economic Frontliners Vaccination Programme (retail sector) and have employees at their outlets get vaccinated.

Shopping centres are currently applying to Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry (KPDNHEP) to host vaccination centres (PPV) on their premises so retailers can sign up for on-site vaccination.

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