No let-up in state’s bid for herd immunity and economic recovery


Health offices in Sarawak have dispatched mobile vaccination teams to remote rural areas, including high-risk ones. - Filepic

Sarawak’s vaccination rate, the highest in the country at 77.3% as of July 22, is said to be due to the relentless efforts by the state government.

Bintulu MP Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, in his statement to mark Sarawak Day celebration which fell on July 22, said Sarawak government took into account the state’s unique geographical features in pursuing rapid vaccination to stem the spread of the virus.

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