Covid-19: Most OKU want to be vaccinated, it is guardians or parents who are hesitant, says Ras Adiba


JOHOR BARU: Most people with disabilities (OKU) are willing to receive Covid-19 vaccines as they realise its importance in the fight against the virus, says Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi (pic).

However, the OKU Sentral president said it was their parents or guardians that had reservations about the vaccines.

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