Fake news, not checking MySejahtera among reasons Pahang folk missed vaccine appointments, says MB


KUANTAN (Bernama): Not checking the MySejahtera app and being influenced by fake news related to the vaccine have been identified as among the reasons why 10,000 Pahang residents did not show up for their Covid-19 vaccination appointments.

Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail said this following a briefing from the relevant parties on the issue of no-shows at vaccination centres (PPVs) in the state.

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