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      Over 367,000 vaccinated as of March 17 - health minister
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      Over 367,000 vaccinated as of March 17 - health minister

      Over 367,000 vaccinated as of March 17 - health minister

      BernamaPublished: Mar 18, 2021 3:14 AM

      A total of 367,213 individuals have received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine under the National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme as of yesterday.

      Health Minister Dr Adham Baba said Selangor recorded the highest number with 45,854 individuals, followed by Perak (42,227), Sabah (36,443), Kuala Lumpur (33,500) and Sarawak (32,665).

      According to an infographic posted on his Twitter account today...

      321,331 individuals have received Covid-19 vaccine as of March 15 - Health DG

      321,331 individuals have received Covid-19 vaccine as of March 15 - Health DG

      Drop in vaccine registrations due to 'data cleaning': KJ

      Drop in vaccine registrations due to 'data cleaning': KJ

      186 private medical practitioners allowed to handle Covid-19 cases - Adham

      186 private medical practitioners allowed to handle Covid-19 cases - Adham

      Health DG stresses fair distribution as private hospitals hope to sell vaccines

      Health DG stresses fair distribution as private hospitals hope to sell vaccines

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