Home owners at Klang apartment block worry about Nepali workers quarantined there


KLANG: Home owners at the Prima Bayu Apartments near here feel it will be better if the 30 Nepali workers currently quarantined there are moved to a location closer to the Sungai Buloh Hospital as it is the treatment centre for Covid-19 patients.

This is because the 30 men are all employees of a factory in Port Klang and were housemates and colleagues with 21 other Nepalis who had tested positive for Covid-19.

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