The prime minister’s declaration on May 1 of relaxations of the movement control order, in force until May 12, defies logic and is against the very purpose the order was issued.
From the time the prime minister declared the relaxation of the MCO, to enable various businesses to resume operations conditionally, the number of cases daily has increased, from 69 to 122 cases on Sunday. Furthermore, various legal implications arise from the PM’s announcement. Would states be faulted for following the original MCO by not allowing people to go back to work until at least May 12?
Why relax in red zones? I can understand why u can relax a bit in the northern green zone states with 0-10 active cases. But surely not the klang valley. Doesn’t make sense.
Did v not hear among d numerous reasons given by DG Health r our ICU wards r 20% underutilised & there 1000+ ventilators available.
Back door govt with si kitols are damn useless, have no say in States. Look so stupid.
Agreed. And beyond May 12 if necessary.
Power chaos! WHO is the boss really⁉️ WTF!
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