Sarawakians who travel to the peninsula, Sabah, or Labuan no longer need to be quarantined upon their return. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, August 14, 2020.
SARAWAKIANS travelling to the peninsula, Sabah or Labuan for any kind of businesses will not be quarantined upon return, nor do they need to take the Covid-19 test if they return within two days. The new policy announced by state disaster management committee chairman Douglas Uggah Embas today applies to both public and private sector employees.
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