The Director-General of Health Services has issued a new set of health guidelines regarding the control of Covid, treating individuals who have not received the booster dose as not fully vaccinated or partially vaccinated.
It also provides an opportunity to engage in daily activities without quarantine, even if a person is a near associate of a covid infected person as long as that person does not show any symptoms.
However, if they were diagnosed with covid symptoms, they should be tested immediately using rapid antigen or PCR. To be qualified as fully vaccinated, a person over 20 years of age should have received both doses and have completed two weeks after the second dose. If anyone has completed more than three months after taking the second dose, the booster dose should be taken else they are not fully vaccinated.
If you are 16-19 years old, you should have taken both doses and have completed two weeks after the second dose.
Between the ages of 12 and 15, one dose should be taken and have completed two weeks after the first dose.
It is mandatory for all near-associates of covid patients, who have not been fully vaccinated to be placed under quarantine for 7 days.
