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SHAH ALAM: The decision to place six districts in Selangor under movement control order was made based on several factors, including the surge in Covid-19 cases which had reached four figures in recent weeks, said Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari.

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PETALING JAYA: Business sectors claim that they have been left in the dark again over the lack of clarity in standard operating procedures for the movement control order imposed on six districts in Selangor.

PETALING JAYA: Traffic on Thursday (May 6) has been relatively light, in contrast to the day before, when many hit the roads for one last hurrah before the movement control order for six Selangor districts came into force. Aside from the usual delays caused by roadblocks and the morning rush hour, the traffic was lighter on Thursday (May 6) morning, the first day of the MCO for six districts in Selangor before all of Kuala Lumpur followed suit on Friday (May 7). There were the usual morning del...

PUTRAJAYA: More people will cele­brate Hari Raya Aidilfitri under the movement control order after authorities placed the entire Kuala Lumpur and several localities in Johor, Perak and Terengganu under MCO for 14 days beginning tomorrow until May 20.

PETALING JAYA: Restaurant operators are appealing to the government not to completely ban dining-in under the latest round of movement control order (MCO 3.0), arguing that the minimum of two customers per table should be allowed to help them cope with expenses.

PETALING JAYA: Road users took to social media to comment on bearable traffic conditions on Thursday (May 6) morning, the first day of the movement control order in six Selangor districts. One was Twitter user @Kenny_Kok who said that “traffic isn’t bad but still a lot of cars on the road for MCO innit.” Similarly, @iMz_N tweeted that the "best thing about MCO, less traffic... #PKP #MCO”. “Okay third mco sans KL and the traffic is not as crazy as it used to.... Overall I arrived to (t...

PETALING JAYA: The investigation paper on celebrity newlyweds Noor Neelofa Mohd Nor and husband Muhammad Haris Mohd Ismail for allegedly crossing state lines to buy carpets in Nilai 3, is now in the final stages after being referred to the public prosecutor. Negri Sembilan police chief Deputy Comm Mohammad Mat Yusop said however, there were several actions that needed to be taken and the investigation paper needed to be further refined. "The investigation is in the final stages and has already ...

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PETALING JAYA: A total of four roadblocks will remain manned by Petaling Jaya police following the movement control order imposed in six districts in Selangor from Thursday (May 6) until May 17. Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Mohamad Fakhrudin Abdul Hamid said the existing roadblocks manned by Petaling Jaya police are at the Sungai Buloh toll plaza, Kota Damansara toll plaza, Damansara toll plaza and the Subang toll plaza. "Maintaining the roadblocks is in line with the instruction from the Natio...