Malaysia

Kedah MB office to close from Jan 31 to Feb 2 after Covid-19 case

The office will reopen on Feb 3

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 28 Jan 2021 7:03PM

Kedah MB office to close from Jan 31 to Feb 2 after Covid-19 case
Based on information uploaded onto the state government’s official website, the office of Kedah Menteri Besar Sanusi Md Nor will reopen on February 3. – Bernama pic, January 28, 2021

ALOR STAR – The office of the Kedah menteri besar here in Wisma Darul Aman will be closed from January 31 to February 2 following a Covid-19 positive case at a state government department located in the building.

Based on information uploaded onto the state government’s official website, the office will reopen on February 3.

Also closed is the Kedah Integrity and Governance Department located in the same building, effective today until February 6, to allow for sanitisation work and the self-quarantine of all its staff following one of them testing positive for Covid-19.

In another post on Facebook, the Kedah State Water Resources Board (LSANK) said its operations were also closed from today until February 6.

For enquiries, the public can contact LSANK via [email protected] or its official Facebook. – Bernama, January 28, 2021

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