CORONAVIRUS | Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah does not discount this as many Malaysians are returning from all over the world.
| Different strains of the Covid-19 virus could have already been in Malaysia as the country is facing its second wave of imported cases, says the Health Ministry.
Its director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah told a press conference today that there is a possibility of this happening as many Malaysians are returning from all over the world.
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