Condo residents deny crowding at Covid-19 tests due to Block B residents


PETALING JAYA: The residents and management of Menara City One condominium deny that the overcrowding in the common area during the Covid-19 screening by the Health Ministry was caused by residents from Block B.

"We are extremely disappointed over how the Health Ministry conducted these screening sessions," said the residents, the management of Menara City One condominium and Management Corporation (MC) in a joint statement on Saturday (April 25).

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