KOTA KINABALU (Bernama): The Sabah Health Department has denied a viral message circulating on WhatsApp claiming that there was a death due to Covid-19 recorded in Beaufort.
"The information is not true,” said its director Datuk Dr Christina Rundi in a statement here on Sunday .
Meanwhile, Dr Christina said Sabah recorded 10 new positive Covid-19 cases on Saturday , bringing the total to 225. She said of total number of the new positive cases, Tawau and Tuaran recorded four cases each and Lahad Datu recorded two cases.- Bernama
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