While the authorities are not imposing a 14-day quarantine rule for those arriving from Sabah, several schools and offices have taken it upon themselves to ensure those who returned from Sabah do not enter their premises for at least two weeks.
Tag: Sabah
Sabah docs fear the worst as they brace for more Covid-19 cases
Sabah medical practitioners fear the worst following spike in Covid-19 cases in the state.
M-League to go on for now despite Sabah Covid-19 surge
No changes to M-League schedule despite spike in Covid-19 cases in Sabah but football guardians will have no qualms postponing the league again if situation worsens.
Hurdler Rayzam Shah hopes new Sabah govt will develop sports facilities
Hurdler and national record holder Rayzam Shah Wan Sofian hopes the new Sabah sports minister and government will develop sporting facilities in the state, specifically in Kota Kinabalu and Keningau.
Four hours? Three days? Why aren’t we sticking to 14-day quarantine period?
Why are we cutting down the quarantine period for those flying in from Sabah? Haven’t we learnt anything from the Sivagangga cluster?
‘End political charade, call for general election’
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s claim that he has the numbers to form a new government is not what the country needs right now with Covid-19 and the economy still dicey. Malaysia needs closure and it can be done through a general election, says Universiti Sains Malaysia’s Assoc Prof Dr Azeem Fazwan Ahmad Farouk.
Sabah’s state election — a theatrical farce
The Sabah election brings to the fore the good, the bad and the ugly. It is a stage where actors of various emotional and materialistic dispositions strut around to regale the audience (electorate) with tales that portray the illusion of reality, writes Mohamed Ghouse Nasuruddin.
Fed-up with same old faces, Daphne Iking considering political career
Celebrity activist Daphne Iking has been approached by political parties to stand for election in her home state Sabah. While she is entertaining the idea, she says the time isn’t right as her children are still young.
I don’t know Veveonah Mosibin but connectivity problem in Pitas is real, says Sabah educator
Early childhood educator Nelvianna Masandul says she doesn’t know Veveonah Mosibin but can empathise with the latter’s connectivity issues in Pitas, ranked the poorest district in Sabah.
Embracing cultural diversity in matrimony
In Borneo, there really isn’t a big issue of racism or clashes in cultural beliefs. And a wedding last month reinforced this for Rita Jong who hails it as one of the most diverse wedding ceremonies she has attended.
‘Sabah quake changed me’
Sabah Park ranger Mithun Jay Langgim says 2015 Mount Kinabalu quake made him appreciate people and relationships more.
Day of significance for East Malaysians
Malaysians can learn a lot from their Sabahan and Sarawakian friends.