Students returning to Sabah allege quarantine centres dirty, not conducive to stay


KOTA KINABALU: Students needing to stay in quarantine centres provided by the state government after coming back from overseas are concerned and not willing to do so after seeing the less than conducive state of the centres.

This was voiced by a recent group of students who returned from London and were shown the quarantine centres.

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