Medical team braves swift currents


Outreach mission: Some of the nurses from the Kuala Krai district health office taking a boat ride to Taman Bahagia. — Photo courtesy of the Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force

KUALA KRAI: Health Department employees boarded a boat and braved the swift currents of Sungai Kelantan to carry out a Covid-19 Vaccination Outreach Programme at a remote village.

The group of 39 from the Kuala Krai district health office travelled to Kampung Bahagia during a 45-minute journey, while taking care of vaccines and medical equipment, and at the same time observe the Covid-19 SOP.

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