What government properties are now housing Covid-19 frontliners?

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Government Properties Utilised for Covid-19 Frontliner Accommodation

As of March 31, the Prime Minister's Department (JPM) has allocated several government properties to accommodate Ministry of Health (MOH) and National Security Council (MKN) frontliners. These facilities include holiday bungalows, transit houses, apartments, and deluxe rooms across various locations to support personnel involved in containing the spread of Covid-19.
Government Holiday Bungalows and Transit Houses

Two government holiday bungalows (RPP) and four transit houses have been made available as lodging for frontline workers. These accommodations are managed by JPM's Property and Land Management Division (BPH) as part of the government's initiative to provide essential support to those on the front lines.
Apartment Units and Deluxe Rooms

In addition to bungalows and transit houses, four apartment units situated in Putrajaya are being utilised for frontliner accommodation. Furthermore, nine deluxe rooms at the Cameron Highlands RPP and three deluxe rooms at the Penang RPP have also been designated for this purpose.
Expanded Use of Government Buildings

Beyond dedicated lodging, the Social Welfare Department has received permission to use premises and cafeteria facilities within government buildings as food collection points. These designated buildings include Bangunan Persekutuan Temerloh/Maran in Pahang, Bangunan Persekutuan Kuala Krai in Kelantan, Wisma Persekutuan Perai Utara in Penang, and Wisma Persekutuan Klang in Selangor, facilitating public distribution efforts.

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