KUALA LUMPUR, July 11 — Popular departmental store Sogo KL said today it would temporarily shut down to comply with the First Phase of the National Recovery Plan, in yet another sign of confusion that has resulted from the constantly changing standard operating procedures.
The departmental store, located on Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman here, had been operating since most parts of Selangor and several localities in the capital city had been placed under tight restrictions a week ago. “Nevertheless you may shop for your daily needs at our Supermarket @ Sogo KL, which will be open from 10:00am to 8:00pm daily.”
IsmailSabri60 and MuhyiddinYassin you got to get your act together. Containing the virus is not as simple as a blanket MCO without a deadline or planning. Sitting in your high chair is easy. Governing is not.
Failed state
It’s not their fault. Soon and later the Japanese investors might want to move out of boleh land too
Hahahahaha...tau dah sop u turn balik..
Its this sort of rubbish that is disheartening. The virus is ahead. Sops confusing. We suffer. Govt continues to fail. Utterly incompetent !
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