PETALING JAYA: The rush to be vaccinated against Covid-19 has intensified as more than 90,000 Malaysians have been infected by the virus since March.
With Interpol’s warning on the potential sale of fake vaccines online, health experts have cautioned Malaysians against purchasing these vaccines.
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