With Malaysia aiming to achieve her immunity by the end of the year, the government wants to vaccinate as many people as possible by then.
Which means that those who are refusing to take their vaccines, beware.
More vaccines than recipients
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has warned that his Ministry will be going after those who refused to get themselves vaccinated against COVID-19.He told New Straits Times that it has reached a point where there's more vaccines available than the number of people queuing up at the vaccination centers.
According to Khairy, most of the PPV centers are still operating, but are almost empty.
"We have done our best and sent out as many (vaccination) appointments as possible.
"At the moment, most of the PPVs are almost empty. So we will track down people who are 'degil' (stubborn).
"We must track, find and go to them," he was quoted as saying.
If you're one of those people who are still refusing to get yourself vaccinated, consider this your last warning.
Don't wait until the authorities come knocking on your door and drag you to the vaccination center.
Action coming soon?
Last month, then Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that the government is mulling taking action against anti-vaccine groups.At the time, Muhyiddin said the decision was due to be made by September.
"We will study and conduct some research about this (anti-vaccine) group. We need to know the background, whether most of them are so 'sick' that they are afraid to take the vaccine, or they don't want to take the vaccine because they don't believe (in it).
"So, when we have analysed (and) if the percentage is very small, then it is not worrying... but if it is big, we have to find a way whether to (make it) mandatory under the existing legal provisions. It will be decided by the government within this month or next month," he was quoted as saying at the time.