Compulsory health screening


MIRI: Food traders operating online businesses for the Ramadan E-Bazaar in Miri must undergo compulsory typhoid vaccination as well as show proof of recent blood tests and other vital health screenings.

If they fail to do these, the Miri City Council will bar them from operating any online food trading, said its mayor Adam Yii.

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