Police will continue to accept travel letters or permits issued by 12 ministries and agencies approved by the National Security Council.
The CIMS approval letter would be valid from June 15 to 28, 2021, the international trade and industry ministry said in a statement today. Yesterday, senior minister for security) Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the NSC had decided to extend the lockdown for another two weeks as Covid-19 cases are still high.
“Following the government’s decision to extend the total lockdown until June 28, the police will continue to accept travel letters or permits issued by 12 ministries and agencies approved by the NSC.
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