Govt to import 10 mil face masks from China

Works Minister Fadillah Yusoff says priority for their use will be given to front-liners battling the spread of Covid-19. FMTNews FadillahYusof FaceMask China Covid19 Coronavirus

Senior minister Fadillah Yusoff says distribution of the 10 million face masks will be managed by the National Disaster Management Agency.

At a press conference, Fadillah, one of four senior ministers, said the face masks will be managed by the National Disaster Management Agency . Fadillah urged the people to declare if they have had close contact with those who tested positive for Covid-19 when they go for medical check-ups.

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