
Without naming the five schools, state health and environment committee chairman R Vidyananthan said the move was made to prevent further transmission of the virus in schools.
“Of late, Johor has seen an increase in the number of Covid-19 cases involving school teachers and students.
“Most cases were due to family activities at home, including relatives who came and gathered in the house but failed to comply with the SOPs and the 3C rules, which are to avoid crowded and confined spaces and close conversation,” he said in a statement here today.
Yesterday, Johor recorded 387 new Covid-19 cases, 285 of which were from active clusters in the state, bringing the total number of cases to 43,316.
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