The Health Ministry reported two new suspected Sars cases today, both of which involved individuals who had recently visited Singapore.
The two were a man from Melaka who worked in a biscuit factory in Singapore and a bus driver from Perak, said Health Ministry deputy director-general Dr Ismail Merican.
"The Melaka man had been in Singapore for six months and he had fever and coughs after returning from the republic on May 11," Ismail was quoted as saying by the Bernama news agency.