‘Let’s not be too hasty’


Better safe than sorry: Many people are still opting to use face masks outdoors to minimise the risk of infection in Kuala Lumpur.

PETALING JAYA: There should be a reduction in the number of Covid-19-related admissions and deaths, and contingency plans put into place before Malaysia follows Singapore’s move in loosening the mask mandate, say health experts.

Even as Singapore lifts the compulsory use of masks in public places except on public transport and in healthcare facilities on Aug 29, experts here said Malaysia must first consider the ability of the healthcare system to cope.

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