Register funeral, wedding guests, Uggah tells village chiefs
Six elders from the Iban longhouse of Rumah Jubang, Sebangki Panjai in Lubok Antu, performing the ngampun ceremony to appease the Gods during the Covid-19 movement-control order in April. Deputy Chief Minister Amar Douglas Uggah Embas today has called on village and longhouse chiefs to register wedding and funeral guests visiting their local areas. – The Malaysian Insight pic, August 29, 2020.
He says he agrees with the suggestion made by Layar state assemblyman Gerald Rentap Jabu for such registration, in view of the surge in Covid-19 cases that has yet to abate in the state. Speaking at the launch of the community policing workshop for the village development and security committee in Betong, Uggah, who is also chairman of the state disaster management committee, says by registering the visitors, contact tracing would be easy, should the need arise.
Uggah also advised the rural folks to continue observing all SOP and guidelines to protect themselves.
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