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Health Ministry investigating viral post offering fake vaccine certificates

PETALING JAYA: A post offering fake vaccine certificates - including scannable QR codes on the MySejahtera app has gone viral on social media.

On a screenshot of the chat message on the Telegram messaging platform, there were several packages with different prices ranging from RM200 to RM1,500.

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