Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 05:44 AM MYTA quick check on social media shows people are now meeting up in big groups. — Picture by Miera Zulyana
Social distancing is still practised at shopping malls such as the Curve, Ikea and Nu Sentral; temperatures are checked by security officers at the entrance of malls, people line up to scan QR codes or write in log books before entering shops. that there are still those who try to argue against observing proper social distancing or registering.
Meanwhile, at mmCineplexes @ E-Curve, manager Mohd Muhaimin Jamaludin said that his team barely encounters any difficult customers and that the majority of them are very co-operative. He added that ensuring compliance with the cinema’s standard operating procedure requires a concerted effort by everyone in his team.
“I used to have a daily manpower of around 18 people, including our part-timers. Now, I need fewer than 10 to operate daily. I’m not sure if people are afraid to come to the cinema because of Covid or it’s because we don’t have any new movies to attract customers. “I will wear it when I go to shopping malls, buying groceries or when I see there’s a crowd but if there’s no crowd, I’m not required to wear it. At the same time, my family and I don’t go out unless it is very necessary.
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