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Health Ministry committed to making vaccination mandatory
The Star
2019-02-25
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Health minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad on Monday said his ministry remains committed in making vaccination compulsory, although it might be difficult to come up with a mandatory programme.
He plans to raise the matter at the Cabinet meeting.
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