Covid-19: Seremban wet market closed indefinitely after 2 traders test positive (Updated)


SEREMBAN: The Seremban wet market here has been closed indefinitely for cleaning and sanitising, after two traders tested positive for Covid-19, says mayor Datuk Zazali Salehudin.

He said the authorities decided to close the market after being notified by the state Health Department of the two positive cases on Saturday (May 2).

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