Sabahan nurse among the first, relates her experience
Published on: Thursday, February 25, 2021
By: Sherell Jeffrey
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Sheilla (right) pose for a photo with Muhyiddin and health officials after getting their vaccine shots yesterday.
Kota Kinabalu: Sheila Mellisa Sikin, a 31-year-old Sabahan nurse from Kg Kapa, Tamparuli, attached with the Precinct 9 Health Clinic in Putrajaya, was among four frontliners from the Ministry of Health who received their Covid-19 vaccine jab yesterday. In view of the wave of emotions that doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals have after serving for so many months watching people succumb to Covid-19 and also watching people survive, Daily Express reached out to her to get her feedback on what she feels after receiving the vaccine.
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