No Ebola virus case in Malaysia, says Health D-G


KUALA LUMPUR: Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah Monday confirmed that there is no Ebola virus case in Malaysia.

However, he gave his assurance that the Health Department will monitor closely for the virus and that the people need not panic following the report that a foreign student at a private institution of higher learning is being quarantined at the SarawaK General Hospital (HUS).

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