Expert: Reducing number of days should be based on risk assessment

By CLARISSA CHUNG

PETALING JAYA: The 14-day quarantine period has been called into question especially by those who had just returned to Malaysia from abroad.

But health experts in Malaysia said more data was needed to evaluate the effectiveness of shortening the quarantine period.

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