KUCHING: All Malaysians entering Sarawak from the peninsula, Sabah or Labuan no longer need to undergo quarantine upon arrival, says Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah.
"We are looking at randomly testing 10% of arrivals," he said at the state disaster management committee's briefing here on Friday . "The state government will pay the cost of quarantine accommodation and tests for Sarawakians. Non-Sarawakians will have to pay the costs themselves. Sarawak reported one new imported case in Bintulu on Friday, bringing the state's tally of confirmed cases to 697.
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