7,000 students to return to Sarawak in stages
Senior Minister Fadillah Yusof says it is important for students returning to Covid-19 green zones, such as Kapit, to be completely free from the virus so as to not spread it to others. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 26, 2020.
SOME 7,000 Sarawak students in Peninsular Malaysia stranded there since the start of the movement control order on March 18 will be brought home in stages starting May 1, said Senior Minister Fadillah Yusof today. He said the government is collecting details on each student from the Higher Education and Education Ministries, matriculation colleges, teacher training institutes and Mara colleges.
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