Covid-19: Muda Sarawak man urges authorities to address soaring ‘brought-in-dead’ cases | Malay Mail

KUCHING, Aug 30 — Malaysian United Democratic Alliance Sarawak has called upon the Ministry of Health and Sarawak Disaster Management Committee to address the high number of ‘brought-in-dead’ cases recorded in the state.

Muhammad Afiq said the increase in BID cases could be attributed to the lack in the knowledge about caring for and monitoring the health of patients. “Whether or not the decision to allow some Covid-19 patients, under Categories 1 and 2, to be quarantined at home is an appropriate move, cases are still on the rise,” he said.

“Home quarantine instructions/directives for Covid-19 patients in Sarawak need to be reviewed and checked for suitability from time to time, especially when the patients live with their family members.”

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