KUCHING: Individuals wishing to enter Sarawak from the peninsula, Sabah and Labuan will no longer have to undergo the Covid-19 screening test three days before travelling to the state, effective Monday.
State Disaster Management Committee chairman Douglas Uggah Embas said the decision was made after assessing the current Covid-19 situation in the peninsula, Sabah and Labuan, which is seen to be under control.
“However, the person still needs to fill in their information through ‘enterSarawak’ online (https://entersarawak.socoe.co/register) by uploading the required supporting documents.
“The 14-day quarantine in Sarawak is still mandatory,” he said at a press conference on the Covid-19 situation here today.
Uggah said 154 new infection cases were reported in Sarawak today, bringing the total to 13,974 cases.
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