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22 Sibu eateries patronised by Covid-19 carriers: council chairman

Avoid dine-ins as much as possible, says Clarence Ting

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 01 Sep 2021 1:04PM

22 Sibu eateries patronised by Covid-19 carriers: council chairman
Taking off masks during dine-ins can quickly result in infections, says Sibu Municipal Council chairman Clarence Ting. – The Vibes file pic, September 1, 2021

by Stephen Then

MIRI – As many as 22 restaurants in Sibu town have been visited by Covid-19 patients over the past two days.

Sibu Municipal Council chairman Clarence Ting said 14 such eateries were identified yesterday and eight the day before, based on data provided by the Health Department.

“These eateries were found to have been patronised by Covid-19 carriers. That is why it is important that dine-ins be avoided as much as possible.

“Taking off masks during dine-ins can quickly result in infections, especially with the high infectivity of the Delta strain.”

Sibu is seeing yet another surge, with daily cases in the triple digits since last week. – The Vibes, September 1, 2021

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