Ramping up vaccination drive in Tawau, Sabah's worst-hit district


KOTA KINABALU: Community leaders in Sabah's south-eastern Tawau district are moving to step up the pace of Covid-19 vaccine registration and inoculations as it reels from high daily case numbers.

Special teams are being formed to get residents to sign up for the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme in the district which currently has more than 780 active cases.

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