Sarawak to spend RM30 million on logistics for Covid-19 vaccine


Desmond Davidson

Deputy Chief Minister Douglas Uggah says the state will ensure all its 2.1 million people and some 200,000 foreign residents have access to the coronavirus vaccine. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, February 24, 2021.

SARAWAK will spending RM30 million on transporting the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine to all corners of the state, including the remotest and hardest to reach locations.

Deputy Chief Minister Douglas Uggah told reporters the state will ensure all its 2.1 million people and some 200,000 foreign residents have access to the vaccine against Covid-19 that has so far killed 76 people in Sarawak


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