Certain businesses given green light to operate during MCO

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NSTnation Several sectors involving key areas have been given the green light to resume operations in stages under the Movement Control Order (MCO) period.

Among the services allowed to operate are hair cut service , launderettes , hardware stores, electrical and electronics stores and optical shops.

This step, he said, was also necessary to ensure the sustainability of the country’s economy post Covid-19, to prevent the loss of jobs among Malaysians and to ensure that the rakyat continues to have access to basic needs and critical products throughout the MCO period. “MITI has engaged with various stakeholders including business and industry associations, SMEs, and other relevant Ministries and agencies, including MoH and the National Security Council , to identify and review additional economic sectors that can be allowed to operate.

He said MITI has also reviewed the additional sectors that are allowed to operate based on its importance in the global value chain or GVC and the country's exports .

 

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