Kuala Lumpur: A shop owner Raymond Shieh came up with the idea after reading distressing recollections of those who lost their loved ones before they had a chance to be immunised.
It took him about two days to make a set with a large syringe and vaccine bottles to mimic the real items.
He says some of his customers also encouraged him to produce paper vaccines as they wished to give the items as offerings to their deceased loved ones as well as wandering spirits for the month.
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