There are plenty of good people out there!
Yesterday’s booking session for the AstraZeneca vaccine – as we all know – was chaos. Many found themselves unable to book a slot despite waiting and trying for hours. Many expressed their frustration on social media after having trouble securing a slot.
https://www.flyfm.com.my/flysocial-welcome-to-the-vaccine-games-netizens-react-to-astrazeneca-2-0-vaccine-rollout/
This is the story of a courteous Malaysian who found out that a mother had failed to successfully book her vaccine appointment, as shared on Twitter by user @NakKomen.
26 MEI 2021
‘Saya pulang kerja jam 10 pagi tadi dan sanggup tahan mata untuk membuat tempahan janji temu buat emak namun tiada rezeki apabila slot penuh dalam tempoh kurang dua jam’ – Fatin Faieznur Tubani‘Ibu awak lebih memerlukan slot vaksin saya’ – Hong Ling pic.twitter.com/5DMtSTEog2
— Nak Komen Apa Hari Ini (@NakKomen) May 26, 2021
The tweet reads: “I came home from work at 10 am this morning and tried to keep my eyes open to make an appointment for my mother but failed when the slots were completely filled in the space of two hours.”
This Malaysian who read the story sincerely offered her appointment after reading the story and asked if the authorities in charge of the vaccine distribution could assist in the arrangement.
Netizens found this action wholesome and praised her for her intention.
she has a beautiful heart. ?
— ᗷIᕼ (@rabihaawanis) May 26, 2021
This user said: “Imagine we’re in on a ship that’s almost sinking. Suddenly someone says, ‘Take my float, your mother needs it more.'”
Bayangkan kita ada dalam kapal yg hampir karam. Tiba2 ada orang cakap “Ambil lh pelampung saya, ibu awak lebih memerlukan.”
— nadine ?? (@iamnad___) May 26, 2021
The Malaysian in the story saw the comment of the lady who offered her vaccination spot responded:
“I saw the reply and was flattered. But to be fair to others, if I was given the opportunity to change (even though I think we can’t), it’s okay, we don’t mind waiting. We just hope the government urgently moves forward with the vaccination process.”
Hi guys, this is me and my mom. Aku jumpa the reply and sangat terharu. Tapi to be fair to others, kalau diberi kesempatan utk tukaq (even rasa tk boleh pun), takpa la kami rela tunggu. Cuma harapkan kerajaan percepatkan proses vaksin ni ✌? https://t.co/EjkHAN1jow
— IJENOQ (@ffatinxkeaii) May 26, 2021
It’s been a difficult process, but we’re glad Malaysians are looking at it positively and are being optimistic about what lies in the future. Hopefully, we can achieve herd immunity as soon as possible. Kudos to our strong Malaysians!
*Cover Image Credits: Twitter @JKJAV / Harian Metro
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