PUTRAJAYA : Klang in Selangor and three places in Sabah have been put under a conditional movement control order (MCO) effective tomorrow. Considered red zones, they have hit more than 40 Covid-19 cases each. The fresh curbs mean people are not allowed to leave or...
A Health Ministry Facebook post said the majority of cases were from the Tembok cluster in Kedah and red zones in Sabah.
Mr Muhyiddin, along with 13 ministers and deputy ministers, started home quarantine on Monday after it was discovered that Religious Affairs Minister Zulkifli Mohamad Al-Bakri had Covid-19.
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