‘Outreach activities can help hit target’


A 25-year-old man receiving his Covid-19 shot during the outreach programme held in Gelang Patah Hall.

THE Iskandar Puteri City Council (MBIP) will continue proposing that more Covid-19 vaccination outreach programmes be held in targeted areas within its jurisdiction to increase the inoculation rate.

Councillor Pandak Ahmad said two programmes earlier this month saw 300 people getting their first dose on Aug 1 in Tanjung Kupang while the second one on Aug 2 in Iskandar Puteri had 400 recipients.

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