Monday, 04 May 2020 11:44 PM MYT
KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — The conditional movement control order which came into force today not only allowed almost all economic and social sectors to reopen, but saw roadblocks being reduced. With the implementation of the CMCO, the police will restructure roadblock operations with blocks being set up only at specific locations besides focus on compliance with standard operating procedures , in addition to crime prevention and border control operations.
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Over 420,000 Malaysians sign petition objecting to CMCO which starts tomorrow | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, May 3 — Just a day before the Malaysian government is set to allow a majority of businesses and activities to resume tomorrow in a conditional relaxing of the movement control order (MCO) restrictions, more than 420,000 have signed an online petition to urge the government to cancel... 420,000 can stay home and stop whining. No one is forcing you to go outside. Covid-19 will stay with us for 1-2 years more. 420000 M'sians may die of starvation (more than the Covid-19 deaths) if the shutdown continues, as they wish. Need a more intelligent way of handling this. Not the carpet bombing style of economic shutdown that destroys everything. Understandable if you are still getting your monthly pay during this MCO. Reality is lockdown can't fully eradicate this virus and we must learn to live with it for at least 1 or 2 years.We need to open gradually with comprehensive guidelines to clamp down any surges during CMCO
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