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Who can or cannot walk in for vaccinations at the designated PPVs?
Scheduled walk-in vaccinations will be arranged by schools within close vicinity of these PPVs. Parents and students will be notified of their appointments.
Note:
1. all teens aged 12 to 17 who are not attending school can walk in
2. all students from higher institutions of learning whether public or private who are under 18 years old can walk in
3. students who have received vaccination appointments from school are not allowed to walk in
4. only one (1) parent is allowed to accompany the teenager for walk in to prevent congestion
In other words, the "walk-Ins" are "scheduled walk-ins" ie. you have to wait for your schools to give you an appointment and date first. Only those who do not attend schools (ie remaja yang tidak bersekolah) or teenagers below 18 from higher institutes of learning can walk in without appointment.
Note: The above info is subject to further confirmation and clarification from the authorities.
Read the full press statement below. Source of info: Twitter KKM
Kenyataan akhbar Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia
— KKMalaysia🇲🇾 (@KKMPutrajaya) September 21, 2021
PICK-Remaja secara walk-in berjadual akan bermula Khamis, 23 Sept di 156 PPV seluruh negara.
Vaksinasi secara walk-in melibatkan semua remaja termasuk remaja yang tidak bersekolah.
Kenyataan penuh YB Dato' @DrNoorAzmi pic.twitter.com/0DYuMCLIVR
Latest Update as at 22 Sept 2021
Parents who are uncertain about the vaccination process for PICK- Remaja (Program Imunisasi Covid-19 Kebangsaan - Remaja) ie the National Covid-19 Immunization Programme for Adolescents, can refer to the following chart.
