Malaysia Mandates Booster for People Over 60 and Those Fully Vaccinated With Sinovac
Malaysia's government has mandated booster requirements for people over 60 and Sinovac recipients to keep their status as "fully vaccinated."
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Malaysia's government has mandated booster requirements for people over 60 and Sinovac recipients to keep their status as "fully vaccinated."
The Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force-Booster (CITF-B) has recommended that vaccine recipients be given a booster dose as early as three months after the second dose
All those aged 60 and above as well as those who took Sinovac have to get a third shot by February or will be deemed not fully vaccinated, said Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin.
Previously, COVID-19 booster shots were limited to individuals 18 years and older with comorbidities.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Technical Working Committee (TWG) under the Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force-Booster (CITF-B) has recommended booster doses for all residents of Malaysia aged 18 and above.