Covid-19: ‘Inject first, register later’ already started in Kapit, Sarawak


KUCHING: Rural folk in Sarawak's Kapit division have been given the Covid-19 vaccine when they came to the vaccination centre without registering first, says Tan Sri James Masing.

The Deputy Chief Minister said the staff of the Kapit Resident's Office, on their own initiative, brought rural residents with their identity cards to be vaccinated on Monday (June 7) even though their names were not on the list of registered recipients.

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Sarawak , Kapit , Covid-19 , Vaccine , James Masing , Abang Johari

   

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