NGO urges govt to review mandatory 14-day quarantine for M'sians returning from S'pore


JOHOR BARU: The government has been urged to review its decision to impose a mandatory 14-day quarantine period for Malaysians returning from Singapore.

Malaysia-Singapore Workers Task Force president Dayalan Sreebalan (pic) said all returning Malaysians from across the Causeway have to undergo quarantine at hotels designated as quarantine centres.

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