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JOHOR BARU, Feb 2 — The Johor Health Department yesterday refuted claims that two 2019 novel coronavirus cases were detected in Forest City, Gelang Patah near here, that went viral on Facebook. “Do not spread unverified news because it can cause panic among the public,” according to the statement.
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