KUCHING, July 30 ― State Transport Minister Datuk Lee Kim Shin has stressed that transporters are required to undergo the antigen rapid test before they enter neighbouring Brunei.
Following the recent announcement made through the press release dated July 26, 2021 by the Brunei Ministry of Health, all foreign registered transporters including those from Sarawak are advised to check theor call the Health Advice Line 148 during office hours for the latest requirement before applying to enter the country.
issued cross-country permit by Negara Brunei Darussalam; already administered two doses of vaccination for Covid-19; negative RT-PCR Test result which is valid for two weeks but for non-transporters it is only valid for 72 hours; and negative Antigen Rapid Test result for every single entry into Negara Brunei Darussalam,” said Lee in a statement yesterday.
“All registered transporters and other essential travellers from Sarawak must take note that they will be denied entry into Negara Brunei Darussalam should they have an ART positive result on the day of entry.
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