NSTnation The Health Ministry will provide a new laboratory to conduct Covid19 screening tests in Johor.
Minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba said this was part of their preparation to face any eventualities regarding the spread of Covid-19 in the southern region.
"This ensures that the results of the screenings can be acquired quickly and accurately," Dr Adham told reporters after visiting the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine complex at the Sultan Iskandar Building , here. On a separate matter, Dr Adham said the number of Malaysian workers in Singapore returning home was expected to show a downward trend following the republic's move to impose a stricter movement control over there.
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