BY SULOK TAWIE
KUCHING, July 6 — A returnee from the UK who tested positive for Covid-19 broke Sarawak’s seven-day record today. “She boarded a flight from the United Kingdom and arrived at KLIA on July 1 and entered the state through Bintulu Airport on July 3 and then she was ordered to undergo a 14-day quarantine,” Uggah said in a media briefing here, adding that she is now undergoing treatment at Bintulu Hospital.He said three patients were discharged today from hospitals, bringing the total number of recoveries to 549. Six others are still receiving treatment.
He said random swabs will be taken from Malaysians arriving in Sarawak from the peninsula, Labuan and Sabah.
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