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MCO violations: 614 compounded, 30 remanded on Saturday (May 22)

PETALING JAYA: A total of 614 individuals were compounded while 30 others were remanded over movement control order violations on Saturday (May 22). Senior Minister (Security) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said among the violations committed were failure to provide entry log or equipment (218), not wearing face masks (126), not observing physical distancing (103), not complying with movement control restrictions (102), interstate/inter-district travel (five) and 90 other offences. "The complia...
Malaysia General Ismail Sabri Yaakob Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob Ops Benteng Rescue Department Covid 19 Watch

Covid-19: Some Malaysians decide on self-lockdown ahead of tighter SOP from Tuesday (May 25)

PETALING JAYA: While Malaysians have mixed reactions to the new standard operating procedures (SOPs) under the tightened movement control order, which sees, among others, 80% of civil servants and 40% of private sector staff working from home, others have decided on a self-lockdown.
Malaysia General Emelyn Moriarty Lee Nik Huang Kave Varman Mariam Neoh Brader Daaya

PM to talk about Covid-19, MCO issues in exclusive interview on Sunday (May 23) with Bernama TV, RTM

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (pic) will be appearing in an exclusive interview on RTM and Bernama TV on Sunday (May 23) night to delve into issues on the implementation of the movement control order and the efforts of the government in combating the Covid-19 pandemic. The exclusive ‘Special Discussion on the Challenges of Covid-19 with YAB Prime Minister’ would be touching on the question of consistency in the operation of the standard operating procedure...
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MCO violations: Beach goers among 16 issued compounds totalling RM32,000 in Labuan

KOTA KINABALU: Birthday celebrants as well as beach goers were among 16 people issued with compounds amounting to RM32,000 for violating the conditional movement control order SOPs in Labuan on Saturday (May 22). Labuan district OCPD Supt Ahmad Jawila said from the 16 people fined, two were caught hanging out at the beach while seven were fined for not maintaining physical distancing during a birthday party. “Each of them was fined RM2,000 for the offences mentioned, ” he said in a statemen...
Ahmad Jawila Covid 19 Watch

Tighter MCO 3.0: 80% of govt staff, 40% of private sector to work from home, says Ismail Sabri

(pic). The Senior Minister (Security) said that this measure, which will involve 750,000 government staff and about 6.1 million private-sector workers, will start from May 25. "The capacity of public transport such as buses and LRT will be reduced to 50% of its orginal capacity," he said on Saturday (May 22) during a press conference to announce the tighter SOP of the current movement control order (MCO 3.0). Ismail Sabri also said that the operating times of businesses will also be shortened. ...
Malaysia General Muhyiddin Yassin Ismail Sabri Ismail Sabri Yaakob National Security Council Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob

Malaysians in two minds about stricter MCO measures

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians are in two minds about any move to impose a more stringent movement control order. Those supporting such a move say it is necessary to bring down the high number of Covid-19 cases in the country, while those opposed are worried about the economy, which could be affected further. Viji Rama said the government should realise that the frontliners are human and have been working non-stop for more than a year. "Just imagine if people collapse or give up. (A) lockdown will g...
Malaysia General Zelzan Kristy Viji Rama Muhammad Nazim Che Seman Takiyuddin Hassan Department Parliament

Do not hoard as essential items are sufficient for MCO 3.0

Its enforcement director Azman Adam ( pic) said they had carried out monitoring of suppliers, wholesalers and retailers to ensure that there would be enough supply for consumers throughout the MCO 3.0. Azman said hoarding by consumers would lead to a disruption of supply. "The ministry always conducts daily checks nationwide to ensure enough supply especially for the period of MCO 3.0. "According to our records, since MCO 1.0 (March last year), 895,642 premises were checked. "Based on these ...
Malaysia General Azman Adam Consumer Affairs Ministry Domestic Trade Consumer Affairs Essential Items

Malaysian rock climbing instructor carves spoons from council tree trimmings

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