JOHOR BARU: Johor police are awaiting the return of another 30 Malaysian participants of a recent tabligh gathering in Makkasar, Indonesia.
State police chief Comm Datuk Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay said this following the return of eight Malaysians at the Puteri Harbor International Ferry Terminal on Thursday from Indonesia.
Upon landing, they were disinfected, screened and had their details taken by officers from the state Health Department.However, all of them were required to undergo a 14-day self quarantine at home. Earlier, Comm Ayob had conducted inspections on several markets across the state, to determine if consumers and sellers were obeying the MCO.
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