KUCHING – Individuals who complete two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine may be allowed to travel interstate or even abroad, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said.
The Prime Minister said, a decision will be made on the matter during the National Security Council (MKN) Meeting.
Apart from that, he said, the government had also started negotiations and discussions with several countries for Malaysians who have been vaccinated to travel there.
“I will bring this up in the MKN meeting and we will discuss the possibility of allowing interstate travel or anywhere else without restriction by the authorities for those who have completed their two vaccine doses.
“This is something that may encourage the people (to be vaccinated). Not only for domestic travel, we have also started discussions with several countries to allow our citizens who have completed the two doses to travel there with certificates issued,” he said during the Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 townhall session at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCKK) today.
Muhyiddin arrived in Sarawak this morning for a two-day work visit.
As of yesterday, 215,395 individuals have completed their two doses of Covid-19 vaccination during the first phase of the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme. – MalaysiaGazette /Bernama
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