Mandatory quarantine begins July 24 for all travellers coming to M'sia - video Dailymotion

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Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said all incoming travellers into Malaysia will have to undergo mandatory quarantine starting Friday (July 24), with the full cost having to be borne by the returnees.

However, students from B40 (lower-income) families and the disabled will be exempted from paying.

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