Malaysia

90% of civil service staff required to be in office for work during RMCO: Masidi

Only 10% of staff allowed to work from home with dept head approval, says minister

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 08 Mar 2021 11:22PM

90% of civil service staff required to be in office for work during RMCO: Masidi
Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun says a total of 12,049 individuals in Sabah have received the first dose of the vaccine, with 2,520 of them receiving it today. – Bernama pic, March 8, 2021

KOTA KINABALU – All of the state’s public service department heads must ensure that 90% of their officers and staff are physically present in the office for work during the recovery movement control order period.

Sabah Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said only 10% of the state’s civil servants were allowed to work from home, with the approval of department heads.

“The state government once again reminds all civil servants to fully comply with the current regulations and standard operating procedures issued by the Health Ministry or the local authorities,” he said in a statement tonight.

Meanwhile, Masidi, who is also the state government’s spokesman on Covid-19, said a total of 12,049 individuals in Sabah had received the first dose of the vaccine, with 2,520 of them receiving it today.

He said new positive cases in Sabah today dropped to 71 from 99 yesterday, bringing the cumulative number of cases in the state to 53,557, with two deaths reported in Kota Kinabalu and Keningau respectively.

A total of 129 patients were discharged from the hospitals, bringing the cumulative number of patients who have recovered from the viral infection in Sabah to 52,290. – Bernama, March 8, 2021

Related News

Malaysia / 3mth

Civil servants can work two days from home starting August

Malaysia / 4mth

Covid-19 cases in Malaysia stable, no deaths recorded this year – MOH

Malaysia / 5mth

200,000 civil servants eligible for WFH starting tomorrow

Malaysia / 5mth

Negeri Sembilan to implement two-day WFH for civil servants from April 15 - MB

Malaysia / 6mth

Terengganu is different from Klang Valley, WFH needs will be assessed - MB

Malaysia / 6mth

Penang will study implementation of WFH in the state - CM

Spotlight

Malaysia

Immigration busts international scam syndicate operating from unused Kuantan resort

Malaysia

Malaysia prevents RM1.9b in scam transactions as BNM targets real-time fraud alerts

Malaysia

Parental involvement crucial in tackling school bullying, says PM as cases hit nearly 5,700

Malaysia

19-year-old female student strangled to death in Kuantan following quarrel; boyfriend arrested

Malaysia

Loke slams 10 Negeri Exco members for ‘backstabbing’ Tuanku Muhriz

Malaysia

Vandalism at mosque: Blaming the MADANI govt ‘unfounded and ridiculous’ (video)

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

MOHE: 1.16 million PTPTN borrowers owe RM10.7b in outstanding repayments

Malaysia

Police: Statements recorded after 13-year-old student sustains severe injuries in three-storey fall

You may be interested

Malaysia

Police: Statements recorded after 13-year-old student sustains severe injuries in three-storey fall

Malaysia

Malaysia must navigate global tensions to protect trade, supply chains, says Anwar

Malaysia

Parental involvement crucial in tackling school bullying, says PM as cases hit nearly 5,700

Malaysia

Govt to overhaul airport security, investigates leaked KLIA CCTV footage

Malaysia

Ongoing talks could see Formula One return to Sepang International Circuit, says PM

Malaysia

Anwar: Democratic accountability must go beyond elections

Malaysia

Fuel subsidy spending plunges as targeted welfare aid surges in 2025

Malaysia

Cabinet to receive academic recommendations on 13thMP implementation