Opposition MPs allege minister did not undergo mandatory Covid-19 quarantine after overseas trip


KUALA LUMPUR: Several Opposition lawmakers have questioned how a minister had allegedly not undergone the mandatory 14-day quarantine after returning from Turkey recently.

Teresa Kok (PH-Seputeh) alleged that the minister had gone to Turkey in an unofficial visit until July 7, yet he was in Parliament a few days later.

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