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Pharmacist Nadhirah Ghani (left), equipped with thick gloves and protective glasses, opening the Ultra Low Temperature Chest Freezer (ULTF) to bring out the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine for thawing for three hours before the vaccine can be used in Putrajaya, on March 9, 2021. — Picture by BERNAMA

Civil servants advised against involvement in anti-vaccine movement

PUTRAJAYA, April 1 — Civil servants are reminded not to be involved with anti-vaccine groups or movement.

Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali said this included making, publishing or distributing any statement, rumours or news on anti-vaccine with the intention to cause fear among the public.

He said action could be taken under the existing law against those caught doing so, where those found guilty could be jailed for up to two years, or fine, or both.

Speaking at the Prime Minister’s Department’s Excellent Service Award (APC) 2020 presentation today, Mohd Zuki called on civil servants to register for the Covid-19 vaccination through the MySejahtera application.

“I hope that the Covid-19 vaccination programme can help eliminate this epidemic, hence allowing us all to return to a more conducive and prosperous living,” he said.

Mohd Zuki is among those who have completed the Covid-19 vaccination process. He received the first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on February 25 and the second dose on March 18.

— Bernama

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