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Tuesday, 20 Jul 2021 09:47 AM MYT Dr Mohammad Iqbal Omar, head of Mercy Malaysia’s health unit, administers a Covid-19 jab to a bedridden patient in Beranang July 6, 2021. — Bernama pic Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. KUALA LUMPUR, July 20 — Laden with an icebox, needles, personal protective equipment and other items, the team of volunteers and medical officers stepped out of their van on a narrow kampung road in Beranang, Selangor, one hot Tuesday morning recently. “At least the rain stopped,” mused one volunteer as the six-perso...

KUALA LUMPUR – Laden with an icebox, needles, personal protective equipment and other items, the team of volunteers and medical officers stepped out of their van on a narrow kampung road in Beranang, Selangor, one hot Tuesday morning recently. “At least the rain stopped,” mused one volunteer as the six-person group made their way uphill on a dirt road. Advertisement It was uncomfortably humid and the equipment they carried was heavy but that trip on July 6 was necessary to protect bedridden and disabled people – those who are unable to go to vaccination sites (PPV) – from the coron...

- Bernama KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Laden with an ice box, needles, personal protective equipment and other items, the team of volunteers and medical officers stepped out of their van on a narrow kampung road in Beranang, Selangor, one hot Tuesday morning recently. "At least the rain has stopped," mused a volunteer as the six-person group made their way uphill on a dirt road. It was uncomfortably humid and the equipment they carried was heavy but that trip on July 6 was necessary to protect bedridden and disabled people – those who are unable to go to Covid-19 vaccination centres (PPV). It wa...

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Bedridden individuals and their caregivers in Malaysia have started receiving their Covid-19 vaccine under a door-to-door programme to assess non-governmental organisations’ (NGO) capacity to reach and cover underserved communities. MERCY Malaysia Health Unit head Dr Mohammad Iqbal Omar, told Bernama MERCY and other NGOs aim to vaccinate some 22,000 individuals in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, listed as bedridden in the government’s database. "It’s a pilot project for the NGOs. It is very important for us,” he said, adding the importance of maintaining vaccine int...

07 Jul 2021 / 12:08 H. Bernama KUALA LUMPUR: Bedridden individuals and their caregivers in Malaysia have started receiving their Covid-19 vaccine under a door-to-door programme to assess non-governmental organisations’ (NGO) capacity to reach and cover underserved communities. Mercy Malaysia Health Unit head Dr Mohammad Iqbal Omar, told Bernama Mercy and other NGOs aim to vaccinate some 22,000 individuals in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, listed as bedridden in the government’s database. “It’s a pilot project for the NGOs. It is very important for us,” he said, adding the importance ...