Empty syringe case was due to human error, not linked to black market, says Dr Adham


PETALING JAYA: Incidents of individuals being vaccinated for Covid-19 with empty syringes are currently under investigation and have no links to the vaccines being sold on the black market, says Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba.

When contacted, the Health Minister said that there was an isolated case currently under investigation and that action had already been taken.

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