Don't want to pay quarantine charges? Then no hotels but public training institutes for returnees instead


PUTRAJAYA: Individuals returning to Malaysia who refuse to sign a letter of undertaking to pay quarantine charges will be sent to public training institutes instead of hotels for their 14-day mandatory quarantine.

Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob (pic) said this is because these facilities belong to the government, and these individuals can be placed there without having to pay a deposit up front.

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