Zero tolerance for rule-breakers


KUALA LUMPUR: International travellers coming here will be deported if they breach their Covid-19 home surveillance order (HSO) if placed under quarantine, says Khairy Jamaluddin.

This, he said, was among the travel protocols to be imposed on international travellers if they test positive after coming into the country once the border fully reopens on April 1.

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