Klang’s homeless given temporary shelter, tested for virus


Norfiza (in pink tudung), accompanied by MPK enforcement officers, trying to convince a homeless man to go to Dewan Pelabuhan Klang for a Covid-19 test.

HOMELESS people in Klang are being offered free Covid-19 tests and temporary shelter at Dewan Pelabuhan Klang, a multipurpose hall in Port Klang, as part of a concerted effort led by the Klang District Disaster Management Committee (KDDMC).

KDDMC coordinated the operations with Klang Municipal Council (MPK), Port Klang Government Clinic, South Klang police headquarters, Klang Welfare Department and the Klang District Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS).

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