THE Kedah Zakat Board has offered its mobile clinic to carry out vaccination exercise under the outreach programme for elderly folk and the physically disabled in rural areas in the state.
Its first stop was at Kampung Perik’s Masjid Jamek Al-Islah, where more than 100 senior citizens and the disabled had gathered as early as 8am on Thursday to receive their vaccination for Covid-19.
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Nurses getting ready for the vaccination exercise in the mobile clinic.
Che Mut (on wheelchair) being assisted into the mobile clinic using a hydraulic lift during the vaccination programme at Masjid Jamek Al-Islah in Kampung Perik, Padang Terap, Kedah. — G.C. TAN/The Star
Medical staff members helping an elderly woman alight from the van after receiving her vaccine dose. With them is Syeikh Zakaria (grey shirt)
Nurses getting ready for the vaccination exercise in the mobile clinic.
