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Tourists sightseeing along the heritage enclave in Armenian Street. - Filepic GEORGE TOWN: Hotels in Penang are facing the possibility of a temporary or permanent closure in the next few weeks following the latest movement control order. Malaysia Association of Hotels Penang chairman K. Raj Kumar said the situation looked extremely bleak for hoteliers as MCO 3.0 would last until June 7. “It is too early to say which hotel would succumb to the impact but this could happen after the festive celebration, whether it’s temporary or permanent. “The nationwide MCO took us by surprise as a lot of us are still sorting through many things.