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By MARTIN CARVALHO

Covid-19: Over 300,000 doses of

vaccines yet to be used in Selangor, says KJ

Monday, 28 Jun 2021

NATION

11:20 AM MYT

Covid-19 Immunisation Programme Coordinating Minister Khairy Jamaluddin witnessing the vaccination process at the vaccination centre set up at the Dewan Tan Sri Noh Omar in Tanjong Karang on Monday (June 28). Also present was Tanjong Karang MP Tan Sri Noh Omar.

TANJONG KARANG: There are more than 300,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccines yet to be

administered in Selangor and the state needs to up its vaccination rate, says Khairy Jamaluddin.

"As of June 27, Selangor has received 1,367,306 doses of P zer, AstraZeneca and Sinovac vaccines.

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