After Putra Mosque, Federal Territory Mosque also closed to tourists


PETALING JAYA: After the Putra Mosque closed temporarily to tourists, now the Federal Territory Mosque is following suit, believed to be over concerns over the novel coronavirus outbreak.

In an announcement posted on its Facebook page, it said that the closure of the Federal Territory Mosque to tours and visits takes effect on Monday (Jan 27).

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