The Sabah government has been urged to allow certain industries to operate while the MCO is in effect.
Therefore, he said, there was room to relax the MCO “within the safe parameters of public health requirements”. He said although the state government had allowed certain oil palm mills and plantations to reopen with conditions, it took authorities more than 10 days to say they wanted more facts and ground checks.
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