​​​​​​​Rafizi believes wife and him got early vaccination due to no-shows at the centre

PETALING JAYA: Former Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli (pic) and his wife received their Covid-19 vaccines after receiving a sudden phone call from a vaccination centre.

Rafizi said he believed others in the queue had not turned up and this enabled his wife and him to get vaccinated.

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