Fake vaccination certs a serious issue, perpetrators should be given harsher punishments


ON JAN 10, 2022, the police arrested six individuals believed to be involved in a fake Covid-19 vaccination certificate syndicate run by a private doctor in Marang.

This suggests that the case is not an isolated issue, but something more widespread, which warrants more attention.

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