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AstraZeneca removed from Malaysia's mainstream COVID-19 immunisation programme due to public concerns: Khairy

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KUALA LUMPUR: The AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine will not be used in Malaysia’s mainstream national COVID-19 vaccination programme, said Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation Khairy Jamaluddin. Speaking at a joint press conference with Minister for Health Adham Baba on Wednesday (Apr 28) ...

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AstraZeneca removed from Malaysia's mainstream COVID-19 immunisation programme due to public concerns: Khairy

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PUTRAJAYA (April 27): An additional RM2 billion to RM5 billion allocation for the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme is needed after various factors were considered, including increased costs to procure the Covid-19 vaccine and the costs to administer the programme, said programme Coordinating Minister Khairy Jamaluddin. He said the RM5 billion allocation covered RM3.5 billion for vaccine procurement and logistics, RM333 million (rental an…

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AstraZeneca removed from Malaysia's mainstream COVID-19 immunisation programme due to public concerns: Khairy

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Khairy: M'sia to continuously evaluate all Covid-19 vaccines being developed

Khairy: M'sia to continuously evaluate all Covid-19 vaccines being developed

Malaysia drops AstraZeneca from inoculation scheme over public concerns

Malaysia drops AstraZeneca from inoculation scheme over public concerns

AstraZeneca removed from Malaysia's mainstream COVID-19 immunisation programme due to public concerns: Khairy

AstraZeneca removed from Malaysia's mainstream COVID-19 immunisation programme due to public concerns: Khairy

Khairy: AstraZeneca dropped from Covid-19 vaccine programme, now only for those who want it

Khairy: AstraZeneca dropped from Covid-19 vaccine programme, now only for those who want it

Malaysia to make AstraZeneca shots optional amid public concern

Malaysia to make AstraZeneca shots optional amid public concern

Supplementary allocation for Covid-19 vaccine programme after considering various factors, says Khairy

Supplementary allocation for Covid-19 vaccine programme after considering various factors, says Khairy

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