Temporary flood shelters might up Covid-19 infections among victims and workers


PETALING JAYA: As floods are expected in several parts of the country until the end of July, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said that temporary shelters set up could increase the risk of Covid-19 infection among victims and workers.

Until Wednesday (July 15), 18 shelters in seven districts around the country have been opened, housing a total of 1,267 victims from 303 families.

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