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Only 5,000 children aged 5 to 11 in Kelantan have registered to receive the Covid-19 vaccines according to the state health department.
This figure is only 4.34 percent of the total 115,000 (one hundred and fifteen thousand) children eligible to receive the vaccine in the state.
This figure is only 4.34 percent of the total 115,000 (one hundred and fifteen thousand) children eligible to receive the vaccine in the state.
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