105 orang ke AKEPT, 2 ke HKL
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RAKYAT Malaysia dan pasangan serta anak mereka yang ditempatkan di AKEPT, Bandar Enstek. FOTO Ihsan NADMA.
Muhaamad Hafis Nawawi
mhafis@hmetro.com.my
SERAMAI 105 daripada 107 rakyat Malaysia dan pasangan serta anak yang dibawa pulang dari Wuhan, China ditempatkan di Akademi Kepimpinan Pendidikan Tinggi (AKEPT), Bandar Enstek, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan.
Bagaimanapun dua orang lagi tidak melepasi tapisan kesihatan dan dihantar ke Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL).
Menurut Wisma Putra, 88 rakyat Malaysia dan 19 pasangan dan anak bukan warganegara melepasi tapisan kesihatan yang dibuat oleh Kerajaan China sebelum dibenarkan menaiki pesawat.
“Walaupun sebelum ini dimaklumkan jumlah yang berdaftar dengan Kedutaan Malaysia di China untuk pulang adalah 141 orang, tetapi jumlah sebenar yang hadir untuk menaiki pesawat adalah 107 orang.
“Sebilangan rakyat Malaysia yang dijadualkan dalam penerbangan ini tidak dapat meninggalkan Wuhan atas masalah logistik.
“Antaranya, mereka berada di luar bandar dan kesukaran untuk mendapatkan kenderaan menuju ke Wuhan atau ke lapangan terbang,” kata kenyataan itu.
Semua urusan di dalam pesawat dilakukan pasukan perubatan dan kesihatan Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM).
“Sebaik mendarat mereka dibawa menaiki bas ke Unit Kecemasan Udara (ADU) untuk melalui tapisan kesihatan yang mana, dua orang tidak melepasi tapisan dan dihantar ke HKL,” katanya.
Menurut kenyataan itu lagi, pusat pemantauan di AKEPT akan diselia oleh petugas kesihatan KKM selain tidak ada perhubungan dengan pihak luar yang dibenarkan termasuk ahli keluarga.
“Justeru, ahli keluarga atau sahabat handai diminta memahami situasi dan hendaklah memberikan kerjasama sepenuhnya kepada pelaksanaan pemantauan ini,” katanya.
Saringan kesihatan akan dibuat dua kali sehari bagi memastikan mereka benar-benar sihat dan dibenarkan keluar selepes tamat proses pemantauan.
Pihak Agensi Pengurusan Bencana Negara (NADMA) sudah dan sedang menghubungi keluarga terdekat bagi memaklumkan ketibaan mereka dan memberi penerangan berkaitan proses pemantauan yang perlu dilalui.
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Artikel ini disiarkan pada : Selasa, 4 Februari 2020 @ 1:10 PM
34 Malaysians still stranded in China
THE STAR
Tuesday, 04 Feb 20201:17 PM MYT
– Bernama
PETALING JAYA: Thirty-four Malaysians are still stranded in China after failing to get to the airport in Wuhan for a special flight back to Malaysia early Tuesday (Feb 3).
The Malaysians missed their flight due to logistical problems and the inability to find transport to the Wuhan Tienhe International Airport.
The special flight took off from the Wuhan airport at 1.26am and arrived home in Malaysia 5.57am.
"According to Wisma Putra, a number of Malaysians who were supposed to be on the flight were unable to leave Wuhan due to logistical problems.
"The main reason is that they are outside Wuhan city and it is difficult to get transport to head into the city or the airport," the National Disaster and Management Agency (Nadma) said in a statement on Tuesday (Feb 4).
It was reported on Monday (Feb 3) that plans were made to evacuate a total of 167 Malaysians and their non-citizen family members from Wuhan, the epicentre of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) outbreak.
However, only 133 passengers boarded the special flight, comprising 107 who were stranded in China as well as 12 crewmembers, eight humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) mission personnel and six officers from the Malaysian embassy in Beijing.
They were stranded in China as the Wuhan, Huanggang and Ezhou cities in the Hubei province were placed in lockdown following the outbreak
Tuesday, 04 Feb 20201:17 PM MYT
– Bernama
PETALING JAYA: Thirty-four Malaysians are still stranded in China after failing to get to the airport in Wuhan for a special flight back to Malaysia early Tuesday (Feb 3).
The Malaysians missed their flight due to logistical problems and the inability to find transport to the Wuhan Tienhe International Airport.
The special flight took off from the Wuhan airport at 1.26am and arrived home in Malaysia 5.57am.
"According to Wisma Putra, a number of Malaysians who were supposed to be on the flight were unable to leave Wuhan due to logistical problems.
"The main reason is that they are outside Wuhan city and it is difficult to get transport to head into the city or the airport," the National Disaster and Management Agency (Nadma) said in a statement on Tuesday (Feb 4).
It was reported on Monday (Feb 3) that plans were made to evacuate a total of 167 Malaysians and their non-citizen family members from Wuhan, the epicentre of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCov) outbreak.
However, only 133 passengers boarded the special flight, comprising 107 who were stranded in China as well as 12 crewmembers, eight humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) mission personnel and six officers from the Malaysian embassy in Beijing.
They were stranded in China as the Wuhan, Huanggang and Ezhou cities in the Hubei province were placed in lockdown following the outbreak
