Covid-19: HRDF headquarters closes for one week after employee tests positive


KUALA LUMPUR: The Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF) headquarters here will be closed for one week after an employee tested positive for Covid-19.

In a statement on Friday (Dec 11), HRDF said the employee was currently receiving treatment and was under close monitoring by medical personnel.

"The HRDF headquarters in Kuala Lumpur is closed for one week from 11 December 2020. It is now undergoing a full sanitisation exercise," the statement read.

It added that all HRDF employees are undergoing swab tests as a precautionary measure and their health conditions would continue to be monitored.

"At HRDF, the health and well-being of our employees and customers is our utmost priority. We will continue to observe stringent adherence to infection control policies and processes, and comply fully with preventive measures set by the Ministry of Health," it said.

For any enquiries, the HRDF Customer Service Team can be contacted at support@hrdf.com.my or at 1800-88-4800.

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