June 24, 2020

LABUAN, April 19 -- A Labuan Health Department officer performed an oropharyngeal swab test on a passenger upon arrival at the Labuan International Ferry Terminal in a bid to curb the COVID-19 outbreak today.
Labuan Health Department has set up a swab test counter at the Labuan Ro-Ro Ferry Terminal to control the COVID-19 spread on the island beginning today.
Its director Dr Ismuni Bohari said the establishment of the counter was needed in view of the increase number of passengers and motorists plying through the ferry terminal from the mainland Sabah on daily basis.
--fotoBERNAMA (2020) COPYRIGHT RESERVED

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