Saving our hotels is not rocket science

Saving our hotels is not rocket science
09 Mar 2021 / 20:51 H.
SINCE March 18 last year, various forms of movement control have been imposed in Malaysia starting with the movement control order (MCO), which was later loosened to conditional MCO (CMCO) and further relaxed to recovery MCO (RMCO).
For Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, CMCO was introduced in May and RMCO in June.
Due to the spike in infections, the CMCO had to be reimposed from Nov 9 but rendered ineffective after inter-district and interstate travel restrictions were lifted from Dec 7.
It did not take long for infections to hit the roof with a record of 2,525 cases on the last day of 2020. After another 28,251 cases were recorded during the first 12 days of this year, MCO had to be imposed on five states and three federal territories from Jan 13.

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