Ipoh stadium vaccination centre closed on Wednesday (June 16) as no appointments scheduled, says Perak MB

By IVAN LOH

IPOH: The vaccination centre at the Indera Mulia Stadium was closed on Wednesday (June 16) because there were no appointments scheduled, says Datuk Saarani Mohamad (pic).

"We did not run out of vaccines.

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