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Covid-19 self-test kits to be sold at supermarkets, chain stores soon, says Nanta - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 self-test kits to be sold at supermarkets, chain stores soon, says Nanta

PETALING JAYA: Covid-19 self-test kits will be sold at more premises including supermarkets and chain stores, says Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi.

Senator calls for Covid-19 self-test kit ceiling price to be further reduced - Vimarsana News

Senator calls for Covid-19 self-test kit ceiling price to be further reduced

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The ceiling price of Covid-19 self-test kits should be lowered further as the devices can be categorised as a necessity now, says Senator Datuk Jefridin Atan.

Health Ministry's MDA seizes unregistered medical devices worth over RM1mil - Vimarsana News

Health Ministry's MDA seizes unregistered medical devices worth over RM1mil

SHAH ALAM (Bernama): More than RM1mil worth of medical face masks, pulse oximeters and Covid-19 self-test kits not registered with the Health Ministry's Medical Device Authority (MDA) were seized in a raid at a company in Bukit Rimau, near here, Wednesday (Oct 6).

Free self-test kits are a gamechanger in Thailand's Covid-19 pandemic battle - Vimarsana News

Free self-test kits are a gamechanger in Thailand's Covid-19 pandemic battle

The National Health Security Board recently approved the procurement of 8.5 million Covid-19 antigen test kits and plans to distribute them to the people.

'Make testing kits more affordable' - Vimarsana News

'Make testing kits more affordable'

PETALING JAYA: Covid-19 self-test kits should be made more affordable with the government subsidising the cost or giving them free to those from low-income families, say consumer and health groups.