Stay away from dirty public toilets to prevent Covid-19, says Health D-G
Thursday, 07 May 2020 05:55 PM MYTDr Noor Hisham advised those who manage public toilets to ensure that cleanliness measures are taken and disinfection exercises are done. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
He also advised those who manage public toilets to ensure that cleanliness measures are taken and disinfection exercises are done. “At the same time, always ensure that you practise good personal hygiene,” he said during his daily briefing today.“To ensure cleanliness at public toilets, it is a cooperation between two parties.The government has over the weekend announced a conditional movement control order where it allows all forms of economy sector to resume business.
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