this counter .. dia punya keje hanya pungut wang saja .. hasil tarak .. i hope we all did not get con by this china man .. from bamboo .. vaccine .. and now property.
Friday, 26 Feb 2021 PUTRAJAYA: Allowing private companies to sell Covid-19 vaccines may encourage “queue cutting” and the emergence of fake vaccines, says Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.
He said for that reason, the procurement of Covid-19 vaccines will strictly be between the government and the producers only.
“The government is given the responsibility to deal with the producers of Covid-19 vaccines directly to procure them.
“No private companies have been given the licence to sell them and to commercialise them. We (the government) may use private hospitals to administer the Covid-19 vaccines for their patients, but we are the ones who give it to them.
“This ensures the vaccines are given free of charge.
“The fear is that if we allow commercialisation of the vaccines, there will be queue cutting, and fake vaccines may emerge, ” said Dr Noor Hisham during a virtual engagement session with the media on Friday (Feb 26).
Dr Noor Hisham disagreed when asked if allowing private companies to give out Covid-19 vaccines will help speed up the national immunisation programme and achieve herd immunity faster.
“The producers sell directly to the government, not top private companies. We do not want this to cause the rich to get the vaccines while the poor do not, ” he said.
Dr Noor Hisham added that the country’s immunisation programme has already been systemised, with every single vaccine shot documented on the MySejahtera application.
“By scanning a QR code on the MySejahtera app, you will be able to tell the value of your vaccine and the type of vaccine that was administered on you.
“It is identifiable and traceable. This ensures quality, ” said Dr Noor Hisham.
Kanger International bags RM478m contract to build two blocks of apartments in Genting Highlands Wong Ee Lin / theedgemarkets.com
March 02, 2021 21:39 pm +08 Kanger International bags RM478m contract to build two blocks of apartments in Genting Highlands -A +A
KUALA LUMPUR (March 2): ACE Market-listed Kanger International Bhd's wholly owned unit has bagged a contract to build two blocks of serviced apartments totalling RM478 million in Genting Highlands.
Its subsidiary Kanger Ventures Sdn Bhd, which has entered into a collaboration agreement with Vegetta Champion Sdn Bhd, will be responsible for the entire project management, financial and entire administration of this development.
Meanwhile, Vegetta Champion has been appointed the main contractor for foundation and main building works of the development, according to a statement today.
The project is expected to commence in June 2021 and will take approximately 48 months to be completed.
On top of this project, Kanger previously bagged multiple construction projects with a total contract value of RM495.9 million on Jan 15, which brought its total construction order book to RM973.9 million for the group's construction division.
"We are pleased to work with Vegetta Champion and clinch yet another construction contract in Malaysia. The order book will boost our construction division and enhance our revenue and earnings over the next few years," said Kanger's executive director Steven Kuah Choon Ching.
"Looking ahead, we continue to look for business opportunities especially in the construction sector to keep up the positive momentum," he added.
Kanger's shares dropped 0.5 sen to 10.5 sen today, valuing it at RM242.67 million.
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but if can buy fr mkt at 10sen, no need to buy fr ri, correct?