Public urged to reschedule if they miss second dose appointment


A jab for health: A healthcare worker preparing to vaccinate a man at a health centre in Labuan. Aaron said the public can reschedule their vaccination anytime within 40 days after their first dose. — Bernama

KANOWIT: The public needs to inform the Health Department if they have missed the appointment for their second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, said Deputy Health Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang.

They can reschedule their vaccination anytime within 40 days after their first dose.

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