Covid-19: Govt mulls reducing 14-day mandatory quarantine period for travellers arriving in Malaysia


PUTRAJAYA: The government may consider reducing the 14-day mandatory quarantine duration required for travellers arriving in Malaysia, says the Health Ministry.

Its director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah (pic) said many countries impose a shorter period for quarantine compared with Malaysia’s 14-day mandatory ruling.

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