Covid-19: Stiffer penalties targeted at factories that repeatedly trigger clusters, says KJ

By TARRENCE TAN

Nation
Wednesday, 15 Dec 2021
3:51 PM MYT

SRI AMAN: The Health Ministry’s proposed amendments to provide stiffer penalties for Covid-19 SOP offences is targeted at factories or workplaces that contribute to infection clusters, says Khairy Jamaluddin.

The Health Minister assured Malaysians that they would not receive hefty fines for small SOP offences and urged the Opposition leaders to support the proposed amendments to fight the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Tags / Keywords: Parliament , Fines , Khairy Jamaluddin , Health Ministry , Covid-19 , Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 , Act 342 , Omicron

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