All Malaysians returning home will undergo quarantine, says Ismail Sabri

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All Malaysians returning home will undergo quarantine, says Ismail Sabri
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There are 90 quarantine centres nationwide to accommodate 40,000 Malaysians nationwide. FMTNews Covid19 Quarantine IsmailSabri

PUTRAJAYA: Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob today said all Malaysians returning home will face a 14-day quarantine.

He added there were 90 quarantine centres nationwide to accommodate 40,000 Malaysians nationwide. As such, there were enough beds for any additional cases.Yesterday, 1,988 passengers were quarantined. Out of that number, 711 had arrived at the KLIA airport. “Passengers who want to go to Sabah and Sarawak will not be quarantined before they leave. But upon their return, they will undergo quarantine,” he said.

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