CORONAVIRUS | This figure involves those undergoing mandatory quarantine since April 3.
Only 10 Malaysians returning from abroad and under mandatory quarantine since April 3 have tested positive for Covid-19.
Yesterday marked the 14th day since the beginning of the mandatory quarantine imposed on Malaysians returning from abroad.Meanwhile, Noor Hisham said the spread of Covid-19 at Likas Hospital in Sabah involved 14 health workers."From our investigations, the source of infection was not the ward but likely a confined space such as the pantry," he said.
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