The Youth and Sports Ministry said the National Security Council made the decision which covers premises and commercial facilities, public facilities and fields, unless special permission is given.
"Our hope is to break the rise in new cases in the community, especially in the Klang Valley," said the ministry in a statement.
KBSMalaysia Public facilities... I understand that a taman or a football field may be deemed a public facility, but what about the road outside my house, why can’t I walk in my neighbourhood?
I'm going to sell my car....walk to work for exercise since outdoor exercise not allowed
Outdoor running and cycling doesn't invite Covid lah bodoh MKNJPM
KBSMalaysia DGHisham KKMPutrajaya kkmm_gov MKNJPM IsmailSabri60 KBSMalaysia Bila buat keputusan, gunakan otak dan bukan kepala lutut. Sejak bila jogging boleh memudaratkan dan tercetusnya penyebaran covid-19? Data dan sains daripada negara mana yang engkau orang pakai? KerajaanGagal
Just go jogging that the bazaar then
KBSMalaysia kebangangan apa ni reezal_merican ? mana details nya?
No prob. Can lepak at bazaar
Ok, but Annuar said Bazaar Ramadan is allowed. Which one attract more crowd?
And their darn website is not even updated...🙄🙄🙄
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