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YOURSAY | ‘Empty syringe’ fiasco: Giving new shots not the answer
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Apa Nama: Health Minister Dr Adham Baba, you cannot be reactive and firefighting this repeatedly occurring issue. It had happened before, still happening and going to happen in the near future.
Yesterday, I commented as follows: I suggest one thing here. At the end of each day, you need to undertake reconciliation of each batch of the vaccine used.
“Also undertake line clearance on how many syringes used and disposed of. All these should tally with the number of vaccine recipients who attended on that particular day at each vaccination centre or PPV.
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia wants clarity on the European Union’s latest stand on vaccination for travellers, but says all vaccines approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO) should be recognised in vaccine passport systems.
Coordinating minister of the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme Khairy Jamaluddin described the EU’s decision to only accept visitors immunised from a select list of vaccines as discriminatory and unfair.
“The EU should expand its recognition of vaccines for travellers to all that have secured approval under WHO. That would be the fairest outcome.
“As long as they have been listed by WHO, that country should accept travellers coming in who have been vaccinated using those vaccines.
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