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Covid-19

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S. Korea eyes leading role in fighting infectious diseases with new vaccine hub

Country to ramp up production, plans to invest 2.2 trillion won in the field in next 5 years

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Nearly 100% new Covid-19 cases in Sarawak involve Delta

Police permits a must for inter-district travel starting tomorrow

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Over 100 teachers in Terengganu reject Covid-19 shots

Can only persuade them to accept vaccination, currently no laws to take action, says Datuk Seri Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar

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Norlela negative for Covid-19, but will quarantine till Sept 23

Penang health exco forced to leave meeting with Khairy Jamaluddin over the weekend after finding out she is a close contact

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Daily Covid-19 cases slide to 16,073, Sarawak claims 3,522

Johor is second with 2,030 infections, followed by Selangor (1,947)

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Delta will hit kids hard once schools reopen, S’wak politicians warn

State has highest number of cases involving Covid-19 variant in the country, 625 deaths

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Sabah postpones start date of restrictions for unvaxxed

New SOPs will be implemented when state achieves 60% vaccination rate, says Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun

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Fighting cervical cancer in the age of Covid-19

Ensuring the continuity of HPV vaccinations is key to cervical cancer prevention

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Empowering patients in home isolation with self-care, monitoring – Chow Sze Loon

Tips, guidelines by health institutions, WHO readily available online

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S. Africa announces ‘vaccine passport’ plans, eases restrictions

Continent’s worst-hit country now struggling with low jab take-up, particularly among men

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Penang seeks GPs’ help to monitor 9,000 Covid-19 patients in home quarantine

This is to ensure their symptoms don’t worsen to Category 5, reduction in BID cases, health exco says

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Educate workers refusing Covid-19 jabs, don’t punish them: MTUC

Firing employees will only send unvaccinated, unemployed people back into society, says general council member

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Sabah claims 84 of 292 Covid-19 deaths

Penang logs highest rate of 16.5 deaths per 100,000 individuals, far above national average of 6.5