Health Ministry denies viral messages regarding Sinovac in Kuala Muda


PETALING JAYA: The Health Ministry's Quick Response Team has issued a statement to deny viral messages on social media claiming that the Sinovac vaccine is being offered to people living in the Kuala Muda district - including those living in Sungai Petani - without having to wait for a call for a vaccination appointment through the MySejahtera app.

The following below is their rebuttal in full;

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