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Sarawak tutup pintu sempadan

Ketua Menteri Sarawak Abang Johari Openg hari ini mengumumkan langkah kerajaan negeri untuk memastikan wabak Covid-19 dapat dibendung di negeri itu. – Gambar The Malaysian Insight, 20 Mac, 2020.

SARAWAK mengambil pendekatan membendung penularan Covid-19 dengan menutup pintu sempadannya dengan Brunei, Kalimantan dan Sabah hari ini. Ketua Menteri Abang Johari Openg berkata hanya kastam, imigresen dan kuarantin antara Sarawak dan Brunei di Sg Tujuh Tedungan, Pandaruan dan Mengkalap akan terus dibuka tetapi hanya selama 14 jam dari 6 pagi hingga 8 malam.

Awal minggu ini Timbalan Menteri Pengangkutan Hasbi Habibolah memberikan jaminan bahawa laluan darat dari Miri ke Limbang dan Lawas yang merupakan laluan bekalan makanan serta minyak ke dua daerah utara tidak akan ditutup. – 20 Mac, 2020.

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