Staff member of hospital in Perlis tests positive for Covid-19

The victim had travelled to Turkey and had returned to Malaysia on March 8. FMTNews Covid19 TuankuFauziahHospital

The staff member of Tuanku Fauziah Hospital in Kangar was warded on March 16 for pneumonia and dehydration, but tested positive for Covid-19 yesterday.

Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the victim was in Turkey and had returned to Malaysia on March 8.

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