: The Sabah government has requested the National Security Council to extend the state-wide Conditional Movement Control Order which is scheduled to end on Monday .
Masidi, who is also the Sabah State Government spokesman for Covid-19, however, did not state the length of the proposed extension, as he said it was under the jurisdiction of the NSC. Earlier today, Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said Sabah still had the highest number of new Covid-19 cases with 528 out of 710 cases recorded nationwide.
Meanwhile, Masidi, who is also Sabah Finance Minister II, said there were still 12,720 Covid-19 tests with outcomes pending, including new ones received.
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