CORONAVIRUS | Describing such act as irresponsible, IGP says it could affect public order.
| Police are tracking down individuals who share false information on a "lockdown" in the country which has gone viral on social media.
“We will track down those irresponsible individuals who share the information which has raised anxiety among the public.Yesterday, Health Minister Dr Adham Baba through his official Facebook page said there was no lockdown order in Malaysia due to Covid-19.
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