This comes after a claim that the school stopped classes and barred its students from coming. FMTNews Covid19 Chineseschool Johor
KUALA LUMPUR: The Johor Health Department never ordered the closure of a national-type school in Johor Bahru nor prevented its students from attending classes due to the threat of Covid-19 infection, its director Dr Aman Rabu said.
He was commenting on social media postings on a student at the school whose parent was diagnosed Covid-19 positive.
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