Covid-19: Strong support for vaccine mandates in Malaysia, study shows


KUALA LUMPUR: The support for vaccine mandates in Malaysia is particularly strong with more than 80% of the population supporting proof of Covid-19 vaccination for travelling, eating at a restaurant or entering a workplace, a study reveals.

The study also revealed a similar share of support for mandatory vaccinations for anyone who is eligible.

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