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KUALA LUMPUR: All ships arriving or entering ports from India are not required to undergo a 14-day quarantine at sea, says the Marine Department of Malaysia (JLM).
JLM in a statement said the Maritime Health Declaration of the vessels would be inspected by Health Ministry authorities and the ships will be given a certificate of free pratique before allowing them to enter and approach the dock for operations.
“Only ships (crew) suspected to be at high risk of having Covid-19 will be ordered to undergo quarantine for 14 days at sea, ” it said yesterday.
It added that port and dock workers are allowed to board the ships for cargo activities and are required to wear masks as well as gloves.
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The Health Ministry will inspect all vessels from India entering Malaysian waters, and allow only those with crew known to be free of Covid-19 to enter. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, May 14, 2021.
ALL ships arriving or entering the port area from India are not required to undergo a 14-day quarantine at sea, said the Marine Department of Malaysia (JLM) today.
JLM said in a statement the Maritime Health Declaration of the vessels would be inspected by Health Ministry authorities and given a certificate of ‘free pratique’ before allowing them to enter and approach the dock for operations.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): All ships arriving or entering the port area from India are not required to undergo a 14-day quarantine at sea, says the Marine Department.
The department said the Maritime Health Declaration of the vessels would be inspected by the Health Ministry authorities and given a certificate of free pratique before allowing them to enter and approach the dock for operations. Only ships (crew) suspected to be a high risk of carrying Covid-19 symptoms will be ordered to undergo quarantine for 14 days at sea, ” the department said in a statement on Friday (May 14).
It added that port and dock workers are allowed to board the ships for cargo activities and are required to wear face masks as well as gloves.
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