The position of the syringe in the video in the 1st post is the same as in above picture... an empty syringe that has yet to be filled.

So, what is the outcome of the police report? Any news?

In the police report, the complainer said he was given another jab after agreeing to delete the video.

I guessed he has had send it to a friend, who is a doctor, when he called the friend for advice. After the call, he returned back to the hospital to show the video again to the staff there.

The police report is in the 1st post. Curious to know whether the report has a second page; since the report is only on the complainer's visit and what happened. It did not state anything on the video and what clothes he worn and that he was the person in the video.

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Instead of subscribing to conspiracy theory of syndicates pilfering vaccines to be sold in the open market, a simple more acceptable reasoning would be that the nurse overworked after many days of dispensing the vaccine and forgot to fill the syringe.

I don't know... there could be more steps in the procedures... like filling in the syringes and laying them on a table first, the nurse pick up one that is yet to be filled, because the nurse was distracted and subsequently pressed the plunger without looking, all feel and touch without really looking and thought he had depressed the plunger and pushed out the vaccine.

The main point in the police report was that the complainer was given another jab after agreeing to delete the video. It is all in the police report. Awaiting further news on the police report...

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