
A directive to that effect was issued by Sarawak state secretary Amar Jaul Samion to all state ministries, department heads, statutory bodies and local government authorities yesterday.
Jaul said the decision was made following an order by the State Disaster Management Committee on April 15.
“Meetings can be conducted through apps such as Zoom,” he added.
Jaul said inter-district travel was also not allowed, unless it was an urgent matter. Such travel requires the approval of the department head.
“Any event or programme scheduled to be held, including those involving the chief minister, during the two-week period will be postponed,” he added.
Yesterday, Sarawak recorded 960 cases, the highest number recorded in a day so far. This brings the total to 22,920 cases.
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