No South African Covid-19 variant detected in Chemor, says Perak Health Dept


IPOH: The Perak Health Department has denied that several housing areas and villages in the Chemor sub-district have Covid-19 cases with the easily-transmitted South African variant.

In a short reply to reporters via WhatsApp, Perak Health director Datuk Dr Ding Lay Ming said there was no truth to the matter.

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