Brunei govt tell people to adhere to Covid-19 health guidelines for coming holiday


BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Oct 20 (Borneo Bulletin): Members of the public were reminded to adhere to health guidelines to curb the spread of Covid-19 when attending mosques, suraus and religious halls during the national celebration for Maulidur Rasul, on Oct 29.

The guidelines require congregants to register their attendance with green or yellow codes through the BruHealth app; perform their ablutions before setting out for the mosque, surau or religious hall; use face masks; bring their own prayer mats; scan the QR code; undergo body temperature checks; disinfect their hands with hand sanitiser; practise social and physical distancing; avoid shaking hands; and to stay at home if feeling unwell.

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