Stepping up safety measures


Twenty firefighters spent 1.5 hours on sanitising the Precinct 8 wet market in Putrajaya. — MOHD SAHAR MISNI/The Star

THE Putrajaya Fire and Rescue Department has been increasing disinfection exercises within Putrajaya since the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic hit Malaysia last month.

“Our team has conducted about 15 sanitisation operations that were requested specifically by government agencies, schools and the public, ” said fire station head Che Shaari Abdullah.

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