Thursday, 29 Oct 2020 08:02 AM MYT
Danald said that breaking the chain of Covid-19 infections should be the church’s priority. ― Picture by Hari Anggara. KUCHING, Oct 29 — All Anglican church services, including that for All Souls’ Day, in the Covid-19 ‘red zone’ here have been suspended, said Bishop of the Anglican Church in Sarawak and Brunei, the Rt Rev Datuk Danald Jute.
“Visit to cemeteries including the Batu Kitang Anglican Church cemetery is strongly discouraged. This is because that cemetery is just adjacent to Kampung Haji Baki which has been declared an enhanced movement control order area,” he said.However, live streaming or on line prayer services involving small groups were allowed, he said.
Danald also said that if church weddings could not be postponed, they should be held under strictest standard operating proceduresKuching was yesterday declared a Covid-19 red zone when it recorded more than 40 cases in a two-week period. — Borneo Post
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