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Without specifying the total number of doses to be received, he said surplus vaccines from vaccination centres (PPV) in Langkawi would also be brought to the mainland to speed up the vaccination process.
There were among matters decided at the state Security Special Committee meeting, which he chaired on Friday (July 23) to discuss efforts to be taken to address the increase in Covid-19 positive cases in Kedah.
Muhammad Sanusi said another mega PPV will be opened in Sungai Petani as soon as possible and a new PPV will be opened at Sultan Abdul Halim Mu adzam Shah International Islamic University (UniSHAMS) in Baling district next week.
KOTA BHARU (Feb 2): The Kelantan government has allocated almost RM3 million through the Pakej Bantuan Khas Berkala to help those whose livelihoods are affected by the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO).
Menteri Besar Datuk Ahmad Yakob said it involved basic food assistance and cash incentives for petty traders and hawkers. For basic food assistance, we have allocated RM1.8 million or RM40,000 for each State Legislative Assembly (DUN) constituency for the affected people through 45 of their service centres. As for cash incentives, RM1.125 million or RM25,000 is allocated to small traders and hawkers who are eligible for each DUN through its service centres, he said in a statement here today.