CLICK TO ENLARGESenator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi, who represents the OKU community, said its members were grateful to be included in the second phase of the vaccination programme. “We, especially the OKU community, cannot afford to let our guard down, ” she said. As of March 28, about two million people had signed up under phase two, though the original target was nine million people. He said while there were many means to register for the vaccine, the OKU community faced challenges, especially the visually impaired and those without limbs. Despite the challenges, Silatul said the OKU community was appreciative of their inclusion in the second phase of the national vaccination drive.

Source: The Star April 17, 2021 23:15 UTC