LIKE many companies, Yong Tai Bhd has not been spared from the adverse impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, due to its presence in the tourism and property sectors. With no silver lining in sight for the next two years, the company has had no choice but to invest in new business opportunities.
It hopes that its plan to distribute a Covid-19 vaccine announced earlier this month will be its turning point. “Today, we cannot keep pumping money into the property sector. Good money should not be put into a risky business or bad industry anymore. Proceeds from the fundraising should be used in the right industry,” Yong Tai CEO Datuk Wira Boo Kuang Loon tells The Edge in an interview.
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Floods: Those from red zones not encouraged to come
December 20, 2020
Photo courtesy Agensi Pengurusan Bencana Negara
KEMAMAN – Individuals or any non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from COVID-19 red zones are not encouraged to come to Terengganu to deliver aid to flood victims.
Terengganu police chief, Datuk Roslee Chik said, currently, the total 6,087 personnel from 16 agencies was still ample for flood rescue and aid operations in Terengganu.
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“If there are NGO which still want to come and give assistance, they must register with the district office, Social Welfare Department or the nearest police station so we know which zone they are from.
Religious activities and prayers at houses of worship are allowed to take place only on
Christmas Eve (24 December) and
Christmas Day (25 December) depending on where it is held and the capacity (per-square-foot) of the event location.
Attendance limited to:
Attendance limited to;
Christmas Eve (24 December)
– Only two sessions are allowed to take place for a maximum of 90 minutes per-session between 5pm – 9.30pm
Christmas Day (25 December)
– Only three sessions are allowed to take place for a maximum of 90 minutes per-session between 7am – 1.45pm
45-minute intermissions between sessions are acquired to allow for cleaning and sanitization works.
Covid-19 Preventive Measures
Places of worship and staff would need to;
Great news for those looking to
Cuti-Cuti Malaysia after the extended quarantine, because throughout the month of December, Hotel Seri Malaysia will be offering accommodations for as low as RM1.
For the price of RM188 per-room, holidaymakers would get to enjoy their second night at any of the hotel’s nationwide branches, for only RM1.
The package would also include free breakfast for two people and a 20% discount for meals and beverages you have there.
For more information, you can visit the hotel’s official website,
HERE, call them at 03-2299 777 or via email at central@serimalaysia.com.my.
Reservations can also be made through rsvn@serimalaysia.com.my or contacting any of the following outlets;