Health worker confirms that vaccines offer protection


KUALA LUMPUR: Health worker Nurul Ezuahani Samad Fatimi, 32, is thankful to have completed both doses of the vaccine at the end of March, as this protective “shield” has allowed her body’s natural defences to develop immunity against more serious infection.

Nurul Ezuahani, a radiographer at a hospital in the capital city, had mixed feelings when she tested positive for Covid-19 on July 7, more so because she suffers from asthma and is overweight.

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