Time for teens to get jabbed


KOTA KINABALU: Many teenagers turned up to have their shots against the Covid-19 virus on the first day that they were allowed to be vaccinated.

Fifteen-year-old Delson Dennison from Luyang, who had his jab with his 13-year-old brother, said he was glad because after his second dose, he would be able to go out and return to school.

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