Minister confirms targeted health checks at Malaysia’s international entry points meant as prevention

Travellers screened for fever, asked to show travel history at all checkpoints

State govt works to ensure Selangor pig farming is managed in more orderly, sustainable manner, says Izham

Passengers with symptoms to be referred to designated hospital in Denpasar for further examination

High Commission in New Delhi urges citizens to wear masks in public places, maintain strict personal hygiene, others

Putrajaya ramps up health security at international ports of entry, especially for arrivals from countries at risk

Attempt to circumvent inspection protocols foiled while MOH personnel now stationed at West Port terminal to assist cargo clearance, ensure public safety

All travellers must now submit health declaration before arriving in country via Olimnesia platform

PUTRAJAYA, Sept 23 — Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa has confirmed that no Nipah cases have been detected in Malaysia since the last case was recorded on May 27, 1999.