All international entry points being monitored


PETALING JAYA: All 64 international points of entry into Malaysia such as ports, airports and land-based entry points are being monitored to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, says the Health Ministry.

Its minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said that monitoring at the entry points was being conducted in three ways; thermal imaging scans, referrals from the Immigration Department and through information buntings.

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