Covid-19: Most number of unvaxxed civil servants are from Education Ministry, says PSD

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PUTRAJAYA (Bernama): Education Ministry (MOE) staff are believed to constitute the biggest group of civil servants who have yet to be vaccinated against Covid-19, according to the Public Service Department (PSD).

Without disclosing details, its director-general Tan Sri Mohd Khairul Adib Abd Rahman said the PSD is updating data of the civil servants who have not been vaccinated and this process is expected to be completed in two weeks' time.

"As of today, the data is being updated and the PSD will relook at the reasons given by these civil servants for not wanting to be vaccinated. The PSD had issued a circular mandating civil servants including teachers to get vaccinated before Nov 1 or face disciplinary action including possible dismissal.

Mohd Khairul Adib said no disciplinary action had been taken against civil servants yet for refusing vaccination.

 

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Why isn't action being taken against them. Asyik data crunching je........sack them lah.............the entire vaxxed population is against them

Vaccinated young students listening to unvaxxed teachers teaching them about how to grow into a smart, educated and responsible adults. Very peculiar, very strange, very absurd.

They're probably more educated

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