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MCO in Lahad Datu, EMCO in several Sabah, S’wak localities from tomorrow: Ismail Sabri

9 longhouses, 3 villages, 1 polytechnic under lockdown for surging Covid-19 infections

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 10 Apr 2021 9:41PM

MCO in Lahad Datu, EMCO in several Sabah, S’wak localities from tomorrow: Ismail Sabri
Meanwhile, the enhanced movement control order at Pusat Jagaan Rohaniah in Pasir Puteh, Kelantan, will end tomorrow as scheduled, following a drop in the number of coronavirus cases. – Bernama pic, April 10, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – The Lahad Datu district in Sabah will be placed under the movement control order (MCO) while several areas in Sabah and Sarawak will be under the enhanced mco (EMCO) from tomorrow until April 24, said Senior Minister (Security) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

He said the MCO is being implemented in Lahad Datu following a spike in daily positive cases with a high infectivity rate and, so far, 103 positive cases have been reported in a span of 14 days.

On the EMCO in Sabah, he explained that it would involve Kg Bukit Belacon in Mukim Segama, Lahad Datu, and Kg Muhibbah Raya in Tawau.

“The implementation of the MCO and EMCO is to ensure the infection rate is under control,” he said in a statement today.

Meanwhile, the EMCO in Sarawak will involve Kg Menuang Baru in Limbang, as well as Politeknik Mukah and nine Sg Duan longhouses, also in Mukah.

The nine longhouses involve Rumah Panjang Subing anak Jabo/Stevenson anak Ebek; Rumah Panjang Dingun anak Tidih; Rumah Panjang Nyaun anak Ganai; Rumah Panjang anak Tangkun; Rumah Panjang Budin anak Majang/Migi anak Kadong; Rumah Panjang Kinseng anak Jelian; Rumah Panjang Muda anak Lunjang; Rumah Panjang Ambo anak Ayom; and Rumah Jiram anak Tang.

Ismail also said the EMCO at Pusat Jagaan Rohaniah near Sekolah Integrasi Ikhwan, Pasir Puteh, Kelantan, will end as scheduled tomorrow following a drop in the number of cases, with the last case recorded on April 6.

On the compliance of standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the MCO, he said 78 individuals were detained yesterday, with 74 compounded and four remanded.

He also said 49 illegal immigrants were detained under Ops Benteng yesterday while 13 land vehicles were seized. – Bernama, April 10, 2021

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