Sabah is expected to receive the new antiviral drug to treat Covid-19 in two weeks, said State Health Director Datuk Dr Rose Nani Mudin.
She said the drug is normally provided to patients in Categories 1 and 2.
“But we have to wait for the Ministry of Health (MOH) guidelines,” she said after the presentation of Hari Raya Aidilfitri cakes and goodies to security forces personnel and health workers by the Chief Minister at Menara Kinabalu, here, Wednesday
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PETALING JAYA: Three Covid-19 self-test kits are now available for purchase via the MySejahtera app.
Users can click on the new Covid-19 Self Test icon on the app’s home page to view the list of self-test kits, namely the Salixium Covid-19 Rapid Antigen Test Kit (RM39.90), Gmate Covid-19 Ag Saliva For Home Use (RM39.90) and JusChek Covid-19 Antigen Rapid Test (RM29).
They will then be directed to an online pharmacy platform to view more details about the product and make payment for delivery.
Users can also submit their test results through the Update Self Test Result feature, whereupon they will be directed to the MySejahtera Helpdesk and prompted to input their details such as address, type of sample (saliva, nasal, others), and test outcome (positive, negative, invalid).