Penang cops advised to watch hygiene and avoid eating raw food amid virus outbreak


Comm Narenasagaran (left) congratulating auxiliary policemen after presenting them with appreciation letters from the Bukit Aman Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department during the police monthly gathering in George Town.

THE frontliners of Penang police force should take care of personal hygiene and cleanliness in their line of duty following the corona-virus outbreak in Wuhan, said Comm Datuk T. Narenasagaran.

The Penang police chief urged them to put on masks, wash their hands often or use hand sanitiser to prevent catching the disease.

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