Mobile clinic a boon for elderly and disabled villagers


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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