Covid-19: Malaysians upset by 'double standards' in 3-day rule for ministers


PETALING JAYA: Malaysians took to social media to express discontent over a new rule allowing Cabinet ministers returning from official overseas visits to undergo a three-day observation period instead of 10 days.

According to a new ministerial order issued by the Government on Monday (Feb 8), ministers returning from abroad will undergo a reduced period of three days of observation or be under home surveillance until discharge without danger to the public.

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