Medical team sent to Chikungunya hotspot after 14 people fall ill


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 23 Jun 2019

ALOR SETAR: A medical-cum-monitoring team from the Kedah Health Department has been sent to the suspected Chikungunya hotspot at Jalan Tengku Ibrahim here after 14 people fell ill.  

Its director Datuk Dr Norhizan Ismail said the team comprises 16 groups and will check on the patients and monitor the area in front of City Plaza within a 200m radius.  

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