On Thursday, we learnt the second Movement Control Order (MCO) for all states – except Sarawak – would end on Feb 4. Chances are it will continue beyond Chinese New Year.
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Food operators rejoice over new business hours but worried MCO extended until Feb 4
Malaysian F&B Operators Alliance welcomes the decision to extend business hours until 10pm but is concerned with the extension of the Movement Control Order in six states and three federal territories.
Low production, MCO among reasons for higher veggie prices
Cameron Highlands Indian Farmers Association secretary V. Paneselvam says the increase in prices of vegetables is unavoidable due to several issues that have also left farmers in the lurch. Meanwhile, Pakatan Harapan has proposed three names of representatives who will sit in the independent special committee that will advise the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on the emergency.
Takeaway is easy during MCO but where to eat?
Without proper eating spots at workplaces, those working outdoors throughout the Movement Control Order are finding it tough to tuck in.
Ten months down the road, authorities still fumble over MCO rules
While this Movement Control Order is slightly relaxed than last year’s edition, one would have thought the authorities would be more prepared with the rules. Yet, confusion still reigns.
MCO 2.0: Here’s what you need to know
Five states and three federal territories in Malaysia will be under the Movement Control Order yet again starting Jan 13, due to a surge in Covid-19 cases. Here’s what you need to know …
Number of cases doubles in October but Malaysian wit is the real winner
Laughter is certainly the best medicine as Malaysian humour shines amid the darkness and rising Covid-19 cases which have more than doubled in three weeks.
Syabas Malaysia, but the battle is far from over
As the Movement Control Order hits 100 days, the people face a new struggle – getting back on their feet. Purwaiz Alam applauds Malaysians for what the country has achieved so far in fighting the Covid-19 scourge.
Deejays speak as one to keep the music alive
Several deejays, including Jay Subramaniam, Jason Martin, Victor Goh and Double D, gather voices from community to survive Covid-19 pandemic.
Covid-19 makes flexible working environments the norm
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed employers’ outlook as several are adopting the work from home culture permanently. Also working from home for the next 14 days is Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin who will self-quarantine despite testing negative for Covid-19 today.
10 lessons learnt from the Covid-19 lockdown
As lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic are eased across the globe, Pearl Lee reflects on the last 60 days under the Movement Control Order in Malaysia and the lessons learnt from being in isolation.
Covidiots too close for comfort
Twentytwo13 executive editor Graig Nunis hopes the rakyat will be more mindful when they go out after he noticed many Covidiots not adhering to Conditional Movement Control Order rules.
Gym owners work out own guidelines in hope to open doors
While respecting the government’s decision, gym operators say they are ready to operate and have put forth several suggestions to revive their businesses and get people active again.