Follow me: Malaysian Civil Defence Force staff Norhafizah Hanim Hairman waving the Jalur Gemilang to usher those coming to get vaccinated to their designated queue at the mega vaccination centre, Axiata Arena. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
PETALING JAYA: Being part of the national vaccination drive has been a great experience for two young doctors who believe the lessons gained will help them overcome future challenges.
Dr Teoh Cher Shong and Dr Chuah Su Ying, both 27, just completed their internship at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre and decided to become health volunteers while waiting for their placements as medical officers.
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Follow me: Malaysian Civil Defence Force staff Norhafizah Hanim Hairman waving the Jalur Gemilang to usher those coming to get vaccinated to their designated queue at the mega vaccination centre, Axiata Arena. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
On the job: Dr Chuah and Dr Teoh decided to volunteer while waiting for their placement as medical officers.
Ready to help: Muhammad Eirfan says he is volunteering his time as he waits to further his studies.
Good news for all: Chin is hoping that the extra income will convince more to stay on as volunteers.
On the job: Dr Chuah and Dr Teoh decided to volunteer while waiting for their placement as medical officers.
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