Two suggestions to prevent fake vaccination certificate incidents involving private clinics


  • Letters
  • Tuesday, 18 Jan 2022

With the latest arrest of six workers and the owner of a private polyclinic in Gombak over the issuance of fake vaccination certificates, it is apparent that corrective action needs to be taken immediately.

Hence, here are two suggestions that can be implemented to prevent such incidents in the future:

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