KUANTAN: The Pahang Health Department today confirmed that no case of Covid-19 has been reported in Gebeng here and refuted a claim, as viralled throu...
The Pahang Health Department today confirmed that no case of Covid-19 has been reported in Gebeng here and refuted a claim, as viralled through WhatsApp, of the virus infection there.
Pahang health director Datuk Dr Bahari Awang Ngah said so far, no case of confirmed Covid-19 has been reported in any districts in the state. “Only a case under the category of patients under investigation occurred in Rompin as a precautionary measure as the patients have a history of having traveled to a Covid-19 affected country,“ he said when contacted byDr Bahari advised the public to not believe or spread the WhatsApp message as it was not true.Bernama
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