PMO urges Puad to retract statement or face legal action


PUTRAJAYA: The Prime Minister's Office has denied allegations that the three-day observation period for ministers returning from abroad was gazetted because Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin did not want to be quarantined following his return from Indonesia.

His office pointed out that the Prime Minister was given an observation and home surveillance order and was fitted with a pink bracelet on his return from Jakarta on Feb 5.

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