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Health Minister Dr Adham Baba has reiterated the government's stance that the Covid-19 vaccine would be given free of charge to Malaysians.
He said that this will help in providing herd immunity to slow the spread of the disease and added that he hoped those who have not yet decided to receive the vaccine will take it.
A recent survey by the Ministry of Health had found that 67% of its respondents are willing to receive the vaccine, however, 17% remain uncertain and 16% are not willing to take it.
He said that this will help in providing herd immunity to slow the spread of the disease and added that he hoped those who have not yet decided to receive the vaccine will take it.
A recent survey by the Ministry of Health had found that 67% of its respondents are willing to receive the vaccine, however, 17% remain uncertain and 16% are not willing to take it.
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