Elderly and disabled can walk-in to any public PPV in Melaka for vaccination


MELAKA (Bernama): All public vaccination centres (PPV) in Melaka are allowed to accept "walk-in” among senior citizens and people with disabilities (PwDs) who have not received their vaccination appointment to receive the vaccine, effective Monday (July 26).

State Health and Anti-Drug Committee chairman Datuk Rahmad Mariman said all the PPVs were however, allowed to give the vaccine only to the first 50 individuals who walked-in due to the limited vaccine supply.

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