Sabah wants speedy vaccine delivery to achieve target


KOTA KINABALU: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor is calling for the Federal Government to speed up the delivery of Covid-19 vaccines to Sabah to ensure the target to vaccinate 30,000 people daily in the state can be achieved.

He said despite opening 151 vaccine dispensing centres across the state as well as mobilising outreach programmes to the interior, the slow supply of vaccines has put a damper on the efforts.

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