According to Rapid Rail, a (free) bus shuttle service was provided as an alternative transport to transfer commuters affected at six stations, from KLCC Station to Setiawangsa Station.

He suggested the government introduce a rebate of RM3,000 for locals to travel domestically.

“The increase in the number of cases and death due to dengue should be given serious attention by all parties. Combating dengue is everyone’s responsibility,” he said in a statement here today.

“We have contributed over 24.8 per cent of the GDP, in addition to surpassing our initial state revenue target,” he said in a video posted on Facebook.

Amirudin, in his post on his official Instagram, said his courtesy call to the prime minister was to inform the latter of the aspirations of the Selangor people for better cooperation between the state and the federal governments.

“Both variants are listed as sublineage Omicron BA.5 and have not been linked as Lineage Under Monitoring (LUM) by the World Health Organisation (WHO)."

The National Disaster Management Agency (Nadma) said four locations each were reported in Kedah and Negri Sembilan, one each in Perak and Selangor, three in Johor, five in Pahang, 27 in Kelantan and 58 in Terengganu.