KOTA KINABALU: Malaysians in essential services and those needing to enter Sabah on official matters are urged to get approval by filling up an approval form at the chief minister’s department beforehand.
[email protected] were among the stringent measures adopted to break the chain of virus transmission in Sabah, she said.“Although we have no increase in two days now, quarantine for those who return to Sabah is a way to stop the spread of the virus, ” Dr Rundi said.
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