Health minister: Covid cases under control, no need for Malaysia to shut borders

Health minister: Covid cases under control, no need to shut Malaysia’s borders

PENDANG, Jan 12 — The Covid-19 situation in the country is still under control and so far there is no need for the government to close the borders, said Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa.

“...the Covid-19 situation is under control and the people’s awareness is still good at a high level, as such the situation does not warrant us to close the borders,” she told reporters after the handing over of the Pendang Hospital project by the Works Ministry here today. Dr Zaliha said that although the number of screenings reached tens of thousands every day, the number of positive cases detected throughout the country was low.

"There are various services in this hospital including emergency, outpatient and so on and there are 126 beds in total," she said.

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