KUCHING: The state government has instructed for those in Sarawak who have been to Singapore to undergo 14 days' self-quarantine at home. Uggah said Sarawak was worried by the occurrence of coronavirus clusters in Singapore in a church, a health products shop and a hotel where a business conference was held. Uggah said Sarawak had recorded 60 patients under investigation as of Sunday, of whom 43 had tested negative and 17 more with results pending. Meanwhile, the state Health Department advised anyone feeling unwell to avoid attending meetings, gatherings or religious events. "They are strongly advised to remain at home and minimise their time spent in public places," it said.

Source: The Star February 10, 2020 08:37 UTC