Sabah Record CNY Reunion Dinner Cluster After 15 Relatives Tested Positive on Covid-19 on 12 Feb Gathering

Sabah Record CNY Reunion Dinner Cluster After 15 Relatives Tested Positive on Covid-19 on 12 Feb Gathering

Sabah has recorded their first Covid-19 cluster from a Chinese New Year family gathering where it has 15 positive cases so far as the Sabah Covid-19 spokeperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjung announced that the new Mawar Cluster were started on the private home in Sandakan on 12 February and the the cluster index case went for screening at private clinic on Monday, 22 February after developing the symptoms.

During the screening test, all 14 of them are tested positive for Covid-19 and with the cluster, Sabah recorded 94 new infections on TUesday with Malaysia recorded a total of 2,468 cases. Sabah is currently placed under the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) until 4 March

The only people allowed to enter the state are Sabahans, individuals whose spouses are Sabahan, Malaysian citizens holding valid long-term passes issued by the Sabah Immigration Department, and non-Malaysians conducting essential services.