Malaysia

Sabah NRD closes offices in red zones

Sabah NRD would only handle emergency cases for urgent matters such as missing identity cards

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 10 Oct 2020 2:53PM

Sabah NRD closes offices in red zones
Sabah NRD urged its clients to postpone their businesses with the NRD if they are not pressing. – Bernama pic, October 10, 2020

KOTA KINABALU – The Sabah National Registration Department (NRD) is closing all its offices in the red zone from October 12 until a date to be announced later.

Sabah NRD director Khairrul Aminus Kamaruddin said the closure would involve its offices in Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Penampang, Tuaran, Papar and Inanam, other than the UTC Kota Kinabalu branch which had been closed much earlier, prior to this.

The closure would also involve the Beluran and Kinabatangan NRD offices following the tightening of the inter-district travel control by police, he said.

‘’The closure is in line with the directive of the government and also as a measure to curb the spread of Covid-19,’’ he said in a statement today.

He said the Sabah NRD would only handle emergency cases for urgent matters such as missing identity cards.

As such, the Sabah NRD urged its clients to postpone their businesses with the NRD if they are not pressing.

The public could contact the NRD Customer Service Office at 088-488300/301/365 to make appointments. – Bernama, October 10, 2020 

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