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Parents and school administrators are urged once again to take the required precautions to protect children from Covid-19 infection

Sabah's  Covid-19 situation is getting better with 118 cases recorded today, said spokesman for the crisis Datuk Masidi Manjun

Sabah recorded its fourth education cluster in the span of one week, this time involving hostel students at SMK Kundasang, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.  Named as the Jalan Bypass Kologon Cluster, it is also the second education cluster recorded in Ranau, just five days after the first one was recorded, namely the Puri Ranau Cluster on Jan 18.  Masidi said the index case, a 16-year-old female student who experienced symptoms on Jan 17, was tested po...

Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun assured the public that the State’ s Covid-19 situation is under control, despite the sharp rise and fall of cases of late which raised concern among the public.  “The current Covid-19 situation in Sabah is stable. The sudden fluctuation of the daily caseload is greatly influenced by the emergence of new clusters over time.  “But whatever the figures are, the consistent statistic is that over 98 per cent of ...

Another school Covid-19 cluster has been found this time at SMK Kundasang in Ranau according to an update

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah records its fifth education institute-related Covid-19 cluster this month, with a total of seven positive cases reported as of Saturday (Jan 22).

Another cluster involving an academic institution was detected in Sabah, the third in less than a week, this time involving students from a boarding school in Sandakan

KOTA KINABALU: Another new Covid-19 cluster involving an educational institution has been detected in Sabah as the state recorded 256 new cases.

The State Government has granted permission to three temples (kuil) in Sabah to conduct prayer ceremonies in conjunction with the Thaipusam celebration Thursday

Sabah’s cases dip-ped to 163 on Monday from 265 the day earlier, of which 76 per cent comprise those fully vaccinated