Vaccination capacity in Sabah to reach 30,000 per day in July


Hajiji (centre, with cap) witnessing a vaccine recipient getting his jab at Wisma Wanita, one of the newly-opened vaccine administration centres. -Picture courtesy of CM's Office

KOTA KINABALU: Vaccination capacity in Sabah is expected to reach 30,000 people per day next month, as more vaccine administration centres (PPVs) are opened and mobile outreach programmes in remote areas intensified.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the increase from the current capacity of 13,000 people vaccinated daily state-wide will be supported by 16 new PPVs opening this month, complementing the existing 95 (72 health facilities and 23 public facilities).

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