Doctors fought pandemic at their own risk


PETALING JAYA: After an unrelenting period where they furiously fought to hold back the tide of Covid-19 infections, medical frontliners are heaving a sigh of relief now that 90% of the country’s adult population are fully vaccinated.

Dr Mohan Babu Ramaloo, a house officer stationed at Hospital Taiping in Perak, is pleased with the milestone and hopes this will convince the vaccine-hesitant to get inoculated.

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