NSTnation: Sarawak is studying the Brunei government’s new Covid19 protocols following the recent relapse cases among patients who had previously recovered from the infection.
State Housing and Local Government Minister Prof Datuk Seri Dr Sim Kui Hian said he has already instructed health specialists to look into Brunei’s protocols, where another round of tests are done on recovered patients.
He was asked in Kuching today, to comment if there were relapse cases among recovered patients in the state. The protocol was adopted following the development in recovered patients who tested positive again for Covid-19.
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