The KD Lekiu crew which returned from their South Korea stint, arriving at Sepanggar naval base to undergo Covid-19 screenings as they refuel and replenish supplies at Kota Kinabalu, before the vessel make its way back to the Lumut naval base. -Pix courtesy of Royal Malaysian Navy
KOTA KINABALU: All 179 crew members of the Royal Malaysian Navy’s (RMN) KD Lekiu have been screened for Covid-19 upon arriving at the Sepanggar naval base here on Thursday (March 5).
The Lumut-based vessel had arrived from Busan, South Korea in a mission to escort the Petronas Floating Liquefied Natural Gas 2 tanker back to Sabah waters.
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KD Lekiu crew members undergo Covid-19 screenings
The KD Lekiu crew which returned from their South Korea stint, arriving at Sepanggar naval base to undergo Covid-19 screenings as they refuel and replenish supplies at Kota Kinabalu, before the vessel make its way back to the Lumut naval base. -Pix courtesy of Royal Malaysian Navy
Some of the medical team at hand to conduct screenings on KD Lekiu’s crew which arrived at Sepanggar naval base, returning from their South Korea stint. -Pix courtesy of Royal Malaysian Navy
-Pix courtesy of Royal Malaysian Navy
-Pix courtesy of Royal Malaysian Navy
-Pix courtesy of Royal Malaysian Navy
