It would be better for you to pay attention to what is going on than being too busy with your smartphone taking video/photo.

Wear short sleeve shirt/blouse and roll it up ahead of time, so that you're aware of what’s going on inside the vaccination booth, and not be distracted.

Try not to open any conversation with any personnel, you might be distracting them when they are doing their best to inoculate as quickly as they can to keep to the daily quota they have to complete each day.

(Take along reading glasses if you need reading glasses.)

The proper procedure, if not mistaken, has been set by KKM - weeks ago after a similar complaint. The nurse must show you the syringe and the amount of vaccine in it before the injection; and show you the syringe again after.

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Regarding the video and police report...

- KKM's immediate response was: it was "impossible".

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2021...ination-process

I believe that there is already a procedure in place. Without procedure, all the vaccines can be jumbled up, administered after it's expiry accidently, stored outside of it's operating temperature and humidity etc

So around 0.3 ML is used? I always thought that the volume is closer to 0.5 ML. Anyway, thank you for the clarification

just take it as less disturbance during the process la

imagine 10 people go in and 9 ppl asking the nurse to wait while preparing camera. sure will delay the whole process

When for my 2nd jab yesterday. No phone vdo camera sign is non existence ... not even one. I try to look for one but fail.

The doc/nurse show me the vial (batch number and so on), new empty syringe, open syringe and draw the vac from vial, show the content amount in syringe,
ask takmo ambik gambar ke  , then inject, show empty syringe.

I think they have incorporated this into standard practice - so that they could not be refuted later.

When for my 2nd jab yesterday. No phone vdo camera sign is non existence ... not even one. I try to look for one but fail.

The doc/nurse show me the vial (batch number and so on), new empty syringe, open syringe and draw the vac from vial, show the content amount in syringe,
ask takmo ambik gambar ke  , then inject, show empty syringe.

More and more cases now

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...nst-ppv-worker/

“As stated in the SOP, every vaccination worker must show the vaccine-filled syringe to the recipient before administering the jab.

“The public is also advised to take a look at the syringe before and after the vaccination process to ensure that the vaccine dose is administered correctly,” it said.

they show shit.

twice jabbed, they show me nothing.
now... how can we get tested to determine if jabs been made, antibodies are about right?

i am getting very uncomfortable, have my suspicions for both jabs.

feels terrible that there may be far more thieves around us.

Which PPV?

Bangi