Johor MB: Malaysians working in S'pore may be included in phase two of vaccination programme


PONTIAN: The Johor government, together with the Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry (Mosti), will be creating a system to register Malaysians working in Singapore to be vaccinated, says Datuk Hasni Mohammad (pic).

The state Mentri Besar said the government was targeting to register at least 100,000 Malaysians who have jobs in the island republic.

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