Covid-19: Miri Mayor bans kids under 12 from wet markets and 'tamus' to prevent second wave


Children banned from native markets in Miri in stricter move by city council to prevent second Covid-19 attack. - Stephen Then/The Star

MIRI: Children are prohibited from entering wet markets and native "tamus" in the district.

The Miri City Council made the decision during a full council meeting to tighten measures to prevent a second wave of Covid-19.

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