PETALING JAYA: Plantation Industries and Commodity Minister Datuk Dr Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali says the fact that he was allowed entry into the Palace on Aug 17 proved that he had tested negative for Covid-19.
Mohd Khairuddin said he had taken the Covid-19 test three times - upon returning from Turkey on July 7,13 days later, and recently prior to attending an event at the Palace. Malaysians also took to social media to ask why he was not wearing the pink wristband, as it was mandatory for those returning from abroad to wear it for two weeks.
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