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Expert calls for better response to endemic Covid to minimise impact

Ex-deputy health DG believes virus may evolve to become less severe.

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Malaysia to penalize, possibly sack unvaccinated teachers as schools reopen

Malaysia to penalize, possibly sack unvaccinated teachers as schools reopen
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Experts tell govt to prepare for Covid spike when travel ban is lifted

Experts tell govt to prepare for Covid spike when travel ban is lifted
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Calls for Khairy and his team to be more inclusive and share data

PETALING JAYA: From ramping up the vaccination rate to reviewing the workload of health workers, public expectations of the Health Ministry under the new government are very high.

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Covid-19 testing at home

In demand: A BIG Pharmacy staff member displaying the pre-order notice for the self-test kits in front of the store. PETALING JAYA: Covid-19 self-test kits, which will soon hit the shelves after being allowed to be imported and sold in Malaysia, could become a game changer to help Malaysians live with the virus, say health experts. With these self-test devices, experts said active case detection could easily be done from the comfort of one’s own home. The kits can also be deployed for weekly workplace screening so that people may return to work and get the economy up and running.

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