Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah stressed that it has been the policy of SDMC to urge all those who had close contact or were involved in the Covid-19 clusters to report to government hospitals in the state. ― Picture by Sulok Tawie
Uggah stressed that it has been the policy of SDMC to urge all those who had close contact or were involved in the Covid-19 clusters to report to government hospitals in the state. “Covid-19 is known the world over as a very contagious sickness. Lest people forget, we already have three fatalities in our midst.
“With these in mind, I made the call during my televised media conference on March 19 to urge all those who have close contact with all four clusters in the state to come forward. “With the information that we had gathered, the committee can then do the follow-up and the monitoring to control any possible transmission to others.
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