Travellers entering Labuan must go through Covid-19 checks, says state Health Dept
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 05:54 PM MYT
LABUAN, June 18 ― All travellers from within Malaysian must undergo Covid-19 checks at the Labuan ferry terminals and Labuan Airport when entering the island during the recovery movement control order period, said Labuan Health Department director Dr Ismuni Bohari. The Covid-19 screenings at the airport and ferry terminals were crucial as four cases from Sabah were recently detected at the ferry terminal, he added.
“Our department has never imposed restrictions on any travellers coming to Labuan via the terminals and airport it is just that they need to undergo normal checks at the two entry points,” he told Bernama in an interview today.
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