Two Selangor students, JB bank employee positive Covid-19
COVID-19 |The Selangor Health Department has revealed that two students at a secondary school in Pandamaran Jaya, Port Klang were found to be down with Covid-19.
Its director, Dr Sha’ari Ngadiman, when contacted, said both the students had been sent to the Sungai Buloh Hospital for treatment...
COVID-19 |The Selangor Health Department has revealed that two students at a secondary school in Pandamaran Jaya, Port Klang were found to be down with Covid-19.
Its director, Dr Sha’ari Ngadiman, when contacted, said both the students had been sent to the Sungai Buloh Hospital for treatment.
Both students were siblings and were suspected to have been infected by their elder brother who had a history of visiting Sabah recently.
Meanwhile, Selangor Education Department director (JPNS) Izmi Ismail said the school was conducting its schooling session as normal today but the classes of the two students had been thoroughly sanitised before being used.
Any further action such as the closure of the school, if necessary, would be based on the directive of the Klang District Health Office.
Meanwhile, in Johor Baru, CIMB Group Holdings Bhd today confirmed a Covid-19 case involving one of its employees in the commercial section in its Permas Jaya branch.
The group said, as a precautionary measure, the whole branch had undergone thorough sanitisation and deep cleaning yesterday (Sept 27).
“This was due to a confirmed Covid-19 case at CIMB’s Commercial Bank office, located on a different floor of the bank's branch in Permas Jaya. None of the bank’s branch employees has been in contact with the commercial bank's employee,” it said in a statement which was uploaded through CIMB Malaysia Facebook today.
The bank also reassured the customers that the CIMB Bandar Baru Permas Jaya bank branch is open as usual.
Meanwhile, Johor Health director Dr Aman Rabu, when contacted, also confirmed that the sanitation conducted by CIMB was its own initiative and the subsequent control measures also involved the personnel of the bank.
He said this when asked to comment on several photographs which went viral on social media allegedly concerning a Covid-19 case at the branch of the bank and showing several individuals conducting a sanitation exercise.
- Bernama
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