Sunday, 16 May 2021 10:23 PM MYT
He said, through his Twitter account today, that they were part of the 1,192,426 individuals who received the first dose, bringing the total number of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in the country to 1,925,337. As of yesterday, 51.80 per cent of 10,146,732 individuals had registered for vaccination, with Selangor recording the highest number, totalling 2,615,118.
National car ada tapi speed ni macam kereta lembu.
Dear Minister, Thumbs up ? Or down ?
Wowww.... slow betulllll.... slow... so-low...
DrAdhamBaba lorr skitnyaaaa...
Lembabssss
we hv 32.73 million citizens. which mean there's another 32 mil haven't got full dose or even the 1st dose.
Baru 700k ke weirakyat malaysia ada 30juta++..sorry i need to say current malaysia goverment moving on slow vaccination programme
Not even 3% of d population. KerajaanGagal hebat!
Isnt that embarassing to say as it just 2% of the population of Malaysia which dont include foreigners which is legal & illegal. Also 1st dose only for 3.2% KKMPutrajaya JKJAVMY MKNJPM DGHisham you all need to buck up. By now we should hv administered at least 30%
👏👏👏for being slow
Ooh! Really, am i suppose to be impress
Still slow nak mampos. Nothing to shout about
Wow..... and wat was it suppose to be to date? A million?
Not even a million yet and you are so proud 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
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