CORONAVIRUS | The government will only close certain areas which experience a spike in Covid-19 cases after the conditional movement control order is implemented starting tomorrow.
Senior Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the closure of certain areas would not be implemented nationwide except in areas with a drastic increase in Covid-19 cases. “We will identify based on the locality. If there are positive cases, we will close the locality concerned, and not the whole country as other places are still green. So if one area has a spike, only the area will be closed...
Curfews for localities with Covid-19 cases is what this stupid minister IsmailSabri60 appointed by the Agong should have done many months ago. Look at the billions of money that has been wasted because this stupid minister declared a blanket a curfew on all businesses.
Like this. Capital cities and existing Red Zones locations ie KL, PJ, Selangor, Johor Bahru, Seremban, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching and Kuantan will definitely see Spike in Coronavirus cases starting from 4/5/2020.
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