Malaysia has imposed and extended a mandatory quarantine period of 21 days for travelers from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan who have been given permission to enter the country. This is an additional seven days from the current 14 days quarantine imposed on travelers from these countries. All travelers are required to also do the RT-PCR test upon arrival at Malaysia’s international entry points. Ismail Sabri said the quarantine period for travelers from all countries has also been extended from 10 days to 14, and they are to be placed at quarantine stations. “The 14-day quarantine period will be extended for another seven days (bringing the quarantine days to 21) should there be a need for it.

Source: The Nation May 24, 2021 18:22 UTC