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Company admits vaccine can cause Thrombocytopenia Syndrome in rare cases.

Talks held between Health and Higher Education ministries, AGC.

This is to prevent health risks from occurring, says health minister.

Upgrades include the construction of new blocks and improving main block.

Dzulkefly says it is to address medical specialists shortage in govt health facilities.

MMC’s recent statement created controversy, Dzulkefly says.

'TB continues to pose a major disease burden in Malaysia.'

UPDATED 1.54PM | PARLIAMENT | Health minister says his deputy’s claim 'factually wrong'.

Health minister sent to emergency department, in stable condition.

There are currently 23 training for that speciality, minister says.

Patients can be treated at other government hospitals once stabled, he says.

Finetuning necessary to pursue cost-effectiveness, says minister.

UPDATED 1.21PM | PARLIAMENT | Dzulkefly explains recent decision to downscale programme scope.

UPDATED 1.06PM | PARLIAMENT | Health minister says people should wait for full understanding of issue.

UPDATED 12.06PM | MOH facilities can monitor stable patients, making space at IJN for others.

Increase in hospital referrals for bleeding, inflammation, says Dzulkefly.

Health minister says its practicality and feasibility are being assessed.

It will take a month at the latest, Dzulkefly says.

Group being treated at three hospitals in Klang Valley, health minister says.

Other countries already have it, Wan Saiful says.

UPDATED 2.03PM | It's going to stay like any other respiratory virus, says health minister.

'You can't have two ministers disagreeing in public on important issues.'

Party president Mat Sabu comes in eighth place.

Health minister says case numbers should fall based on predictive modelling.