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In similar news, Sabah and Melaka have opened up for tourism within the states. This will see economic and sports activities allowed until 10pm in Sabah, while tourist and culture activities like zoos and museums in Melaka can operate at 50% capacity.

The State Government on Wednesday decided to allow eateries to operate an additional two hours from 6am to midnight effective Oct 1.  Sabah’s Covid-19 Spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said this applies to coffeeshops, restaurants, stalls, food trucks, roadside and mobile hawkers, hawker centres, food courts and restaurants inside hotels as well as sports and recreation club houses

These moves will be dependant on the states full vaccination rate, according to Chief Minister of Terengganu Dr Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar, and Sabahs State Local Government and Housing Minister Masidi Manjun.

The State Government has agreed to relax its inter-district travel ban by transitioning into its previous zoning system starting Oct. 1, provided that 60 per cent of Sabah’s adult population have been fully vaccinated

As Sabah reaches the 60 per cent mark in fully-vaccinated adult population, the State Government will turn to the zoning system, said State Covid-19 spokesman Datuk Masidi Manjun.  “Since we have reached the 60 per cent threshold, we will return to the zoning system in which Sabah will be divided into six zones, and residents in zones with 60 per cent vaccination rate can travel, except for districts who haven’t reached this percentage,” he said during his winding-up speec...

RANAU: The vaccination programme for adolescents aged between 12 and 17 will be implemented in villages in the Kundasang state constituency, starting today (Sept 18).

Kota Kinabalu: Tourism sites and destinations in Sabah are now allowed to open for domestic tourism, subject to certain conditions under the National Security Council’s latest standard operating procedures (SOP) updated on Friday.

The State Government is urging Sabahans to continue wearing face masks as part of the set standard operating procedures (SOPs) even if they have been fully vaccinated

Sabah received a total of 1,414,020 doses of Pfizer-BioNTech and Sinovac vaccine for the month of August, as well as 515,150 doses of CanSino received this week, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun

Sabah recorded a new all-time high of Covid-19 fatalities with 41 on Friday, with Kota Kinabalu’s 19 topping the list