NGO awaits more vaccines to reach rural folk


Azlinda (right) speaking to vaccine recipients at the PPR Sri Stulang Community Hall in Johor Baru.

THE Prihatin Johor Welfare Association (Prihatin Johor) is looking for increased vaccine supply from Health Ministry to vaccinate more rural folk through its Prihatin Johor Mobile Vaccination Tour programme.

Prihatin Johor director Datuk Azlinda Abd Latif said her association was recently tasked with vaccinating the B40 community at the Sri Stulang People’s Housing Project (PPR), Johor Baru.

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