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The government will consider who to vaccinate first based on a risk assessment, said Science and Technology Minister Khairy Jamaluddin.
He said they would consider how likely an individual would get the disease and whether they could spread the virus.
He said they would consider how likely an individual would get the disease and whether they could spread the virus.
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