Investigate allegations of Covid-19 vaccines sold to private groups, says MMA


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) has urged the relevant authorities including the Malaysian Medical Council to conduct a full investigation into the allegations of Covid-19 vaccines being sold by a non-healthcare private company to private groups.

MMA president Datuk Dr Subramaniam Muniandy said if the allegations were proven to be true, stern action must be taken against the non-healthcare private company and the private healthcare facility involved.

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