“We hope what happened will not happen again. The management (of the vaccination centre) has assured me (on this matter). We apologise for the queuing issue.

“We have a system in place that will make sure the flow of vaccination is carried out as planned,” he told reporters after visiting Stadium Perpaduan today.

Images of the wife of a prominent individual who allegedly jumped queue at the persons with disabilities (OKU) lane at the vaccination centre had gone viral on social media since yesterday.

According to Uggah, the vaccination process and flow at Stadium Perpaduan had been improved after several issues were raised recently.

“The new system is totally different from before. It is now organised and orderly with clear signboards and flow.

“Before this, the place was jammed with no social distancing. So, we will also adopt this new system at other vaccination centres in the state,” he added.

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