As Singapore starts to vaccinate students above 12 on 3 June, one of our Parkway Shenton-manned vaccination centres at Bukit Timah Community Club welcomed the visit of Minister of Education, Chan Chun Sing, on the start day of the vaccination drive for students.
In his Facebook post, Mr Chan shared that he is heartened by the high response rate for students who registered for the vaccination. Due to the evolving challenges from the pandemic, he believes vaccination remains the best way to keep students and children safe.
In support of Singapore’s move to vaccinate as many citizens as possible, Parkway Shenton currently operates 9 vaccination centres.
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