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Pejuang's Penawar candidate tests positive for Covid

08 Mar 2022 10:11am
Rahmatullah Kamilin Rapid Test Kit (RTK) results detected him positive of Covid
Rahmatullah Kamilin Rapid Test Kit (RTK) results detected him positive of Covid
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PENGERANG - Pejuang's Penawar candidate, Rahmatullah Kamilin was reported to be tested for Covid-19.

Rahmatullah's Monday Rapid Test Kit (RTK) results detected him positive of Covid.

The test results also showed one of the 15 party members in the machinery positive.

Rahmatullah added other members from the machinery would be undergoing the required self-quarantine. He also said he has not been visiting voters and have been opting out for campaigns through Facebook live.

Among other candidates infected with Covid-19 are Yeo Tung Siong (DAP-Pekan Nenas), Ter Hwa Kwong (BN- Penggaram), Chiong Sen Sern (PKR-Bukit Batu) and Naim Jusri (PKR-Gambir).

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