KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 1 — The commitment and support of various parties, including politicians, and especially MPs, is needed to realise the National Recovery Plan for Malaysia to emerge stronger from the Covid-19 crisis, says Political and Social Media Analyst Assoc Prof Dr Sara Chinnasamy.
“The ongoing vaccination process has not yet garnered full support among politicians and political parties, where they too, can come forward to support and mobilise the vaccination programmes in their respective areas,” she said in a special online interview with the media today. The PPN announced on June 15 outlined four phases of transition, with detailed SOPs for each phase, where moving from one phase to another would be determined based on three key threshold value indicators, namely average number of daily cases, bed utilisation rate at Intensive Care Unit wards and the percentage of adults who are fully vaccinated.
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