KUCHING, Jan 20 — The National Task Force wants the Sarawak government to find a suitable mechanism to ensure the legal entry of foreign nationals into the state following reopening of the country’s economic sector under Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan .
“With the decline in Covid-19 cases currently, we must find the best approach in addressing the two matters. The NTF will be closely monitoring based on the current needs and what is being done by the government.” Aris Adi said that among the long-term approaches that could be taken was focusing on three main matters, namely, ensuring the legal entry of foreign nationals, health level surveillance and coordination in the entry of foreign nationals based on the need for manpower.
“Their entry process might take time, while there is the need to be in line with the requirement for manpower and for coordination among all the agencies involved,” he added.
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