Malaysia will stop administering Sinovac's COVID-19 vaccine after its supplies run out, as it has a sufficient number of doses from other brands to cover its population. The health ministry said it will be replaced by Pfizer. Around 12% of Malaysia's population has been fully inoculated. Meanwhile, the country is looking at easing COVID-19 curbs for fully vaccinated residents. Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said it's part of a gradual return to normal, while still battling the pandemic. On July 15, Malaysia reported over 13,200 new coronavirus infections -- a record high for a third straight day.
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