All mosque or surau congregants in Terengganu no longer have to wear masks from today.
The instruction to abolish the guideline was made by the Terrengganu Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (Maidam) with the consent of state ruler Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin.
Maidam president Shaikh Harun Shaikh Ismail said the retraction was made after considering the current declining Covid-19 cases.
“On Sept 7, 2020, Maidam made mask wearing mandatory among mosque or surau congregants that remained in effect to today.
“After considering the current situation and guidelines from the Terengganu state health department, we retract the instruction and congregants have a choice to continue wearing masks,” he said in a statement today.
Shaikh Harun said that those with symptoms like cough, fever, or cold are encouraged to wear masks to avoid infecting others.
He said Sultan Mizan also reminded citizens to continue to take care of their health and the cleanliness of their surroundings, especially during the upcoming Ramadan month.
- Bernama
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