Sabah PPV see increase in walk-ins after teens allowed to get Covid-19 jabs


KOTA KINABALU: Vaccination centres (PPV) across Sabah are seeing an increase in the number of walk-in recipients following the state government’s announcement allowing teens to get jabbed against Covid-19.

State Health Department director Dr Rose Nani Mudin said reports from Thursday (Sept 16) morning indicated that many of the walk-ins were parents and their teenage children.

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