'Ops Bahis' focuses on disinfection process to protect health of flood victims, says Annuar


SHAH ALAM: The Operasi Bantu Hingga Selesai (Ops Bahis) will now focus on the disinfection process to be carried out in houses and surrounding areas affected by the devastating floods of Dec 18, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa (pic).

He said the disinfection exercise would be conducted on Friday (Dec 31) and on Sunday, as part of efforts to maintain public health to keep communicable diseases at bay.

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