Chow visiting the vaccination centre as workers receive their vaccination under the Public-Private Partnership Industrial Covid-19 Immunisation Programme (Pikas).
PENANG will receive 591, 532 doses of Covid-19 vaccine this month, which will enable the state government to comprehensively plan the vaccination programme.
Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the state would receive 131, 255 doses in the first week, followed by 136, 506 in the second week, 130, 150 (third week) and 193, 621 (fourth week).
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Chow visiting the vaccination centre as workers receive their vaccination under the Public-Private Partnership Industrial Covid-19 Immunisation Programme (Pikas).
A view of the vaccination centre set up in Hotel Equatorial to vaccinated company workers under the Pikas programme.
Lim Jin Hwa, 29, showing her vaccination card after receiving her jab on her right shoulder.
Vaccine recipients registering at the vaccination centre set up in Hotel Equatorial, Penang.
Company employees in the manufacturing sector posing for a photograph after being vaccinated at the PPV in Hotel Equatorial. on Monday. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star
Brief Caption: The manufacturing sector workers at Vaccination centre (PPV) in Hotel Equatorial. (June 28, 2021) - LIM BENG TATT/The Star.
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