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Travellers who have visited areas where there have been outbreaks of yellow fever within a year need to get inoculated before they enter Malaysia. Other than that there are no specific vaccinations that are required to enter Malaysia. Hepatitis is quite common in Malaysia and travellers may wish to consider having a Hepatitis A and B injections to be on the safe side.

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Over the last few years the air pollution in Malaysia has become quite bad and this may impose a problem to asthmatic patients. It is recommended that visitors bring inhalers and other medication that they normally use with them. Forest fires in Indonesia’s Aceh province during the dry season creates terrible smog for the whole region.

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