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SMK Jalan Kota Tinggi near Kluang closed due to Covid-19

A student and three family members confirmed Covid-19 positive after visiting a sick relative at hospital

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 07 Nov 2020 2:55PM

SMK Jalan Kota Tinggi near Kluang closed due to Covid-19
Johor Education, Information, Heritage and Culture Committee chairman Mazlan Bujang at the launch of the Dahlia Housing project, at Jalan Seri Austin, Taman Seri Austin, Johor Baru today. - Bernama pic, November 7, 2020

JOHOR BARU –  SMK Jalan Kota Tinggi, near Kluang, has been ordered to close for seven days from today after one of its Form One students tested positive for Covid-19.

Johor Education, Information, Heritage and Culture Committee chairman Mazlan Bujang said the school was ordered to close to facilitate the cleaning and disinfection process.

He said the student and three family members were confirmed Covid-19 positive by Kota Tinggi Hospital after taking swab tests on November 5 at the Kota Tinggi district health office.

Prior to that, the family members were reported to have visited a relative who was sick at a hospital, he said, adding that besides the student and his three family members, another relative of theirs was also confirmed Covid-19 positive.

Mazlan told this to reporters after launching the Dahlia Housing project, which is developed by United Malayan Land Bhd (UMLand) at Jalan Seri Austin, Taman Seri Austin, here today.

Despite the school closure, teachers are required to continue with the teaching and learning process from home. – Bernama, November 7, 2020

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