Covid-19: Over 1,000 Sinovac vaccines delivered to four Miri rural clinics


Datuk Lee Kim Shin (fourth from right) inspecting preparations to deliver the vaccines to four rural clinics.

KUCHING: More than 1,000 doses of the Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine have been delivered to four rural clinics in the interior of Miri division, where vaccinations will begin on Saturday (June 12).

Miri divisional disaster management committee minister-in-charge Datuk Lee Kim Shin said 1,760 doses were flown by a Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) helicopter to the Bario, Mulu, Long San and Long Bedian health clinics on Friday (June 11).

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