A hilarious Facebook post caught the eyes of all netizens, posted by a Facebook user, Anna Pettire, a man dressing up as Spiderman was stopped by the policeman due to the Movement Control Order (MCO). The caption of the post goes: "Today At The Gombak Toll #covid19 #EccentricMalaysians #MCO2020 Spiderman trying to explain to our armed forces and police why...
A 25-year-old Malaysian man was fined RM1,000 for driving from Kuala Lumpur to his home in Taman Bachang Baru, Malacca in the early hours of the morning without the approval of the police during the movement control order. According to China Press, the man pleaded guilty and was fined RM1,000 when he was charged in Alor Gajah...
If you are living in the Gombak area, you are probably going to want to take note of this news reported by the New Straits Times and The Star! Starting from yesterday (1st April 2020), over nine major roads will be closed and be restricted from public access until the tentative end of the Movement Control Order on the 14th April...
his is great news! According to The Star, the Health Director-General has said that after two weeks of MCO, the statistics are showing signs that the government’s efforts are working! Datuk Dr. Noor Hisham said this after making a comparison between a forecasted graph by the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (MIER) with the actual number of cases...
Along with all the other regulations that will take effect in the second stage of this MCO, authorities have announced that any travel to buy food, daily essentials, dietary supplements or medicine will now be limited to a maximum distance of 10km from a person’s residence to their desired destination. Source: The Star Online This regulation will take effect...
Since the announcement of the MCO extension by the PM, many seem to dread the fact that they are confined to their homes for an extra two weeks. This man from Alor Setar even went out of his way to mock the MCO upon its implementation, while filming a kenduri (feast) in Langgar. According to a write...
It has been recently announced by the Malaysia PM that the Movement Control Order (MCO) that is supposed to end on April 1 has been extended another two weeks, till April 14. This announcement has caused discussion among netizens. Some agreed that it is the right way while some felt frustrated staying at home. Well, if...
In his latest speech that was just televised moments ago today (25th March 2020), the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Muhyiddin bin Haji Muhammad Yassin, has confirmed that the current Movement Control Order, which had been enforced since 18th March 2020, will be extended for another two weeks and end tentatively on 14th April 2020 instead of 1st April...
As worrying as Malaysia’s current 1,624 reported cases and 16 deaths may appear, this might be just the beginning of a bigger storm that’s brewing. Source: Free Malaysia Today Our country might be seeing an even bigger onslaught of Covid-19 cases recorded locally next month, say analysts from JPMorgan Chase & Co, who expect Malaysia to reach its peak...
Today marks the 8th day of the Movement Control Order and there has been no spike in the number of positive cases of Covid-19. However, it might still be too early to tell. Source: Wikipedia According to The Star, Health director-general Datuk Seri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah has said that if the number of Covid-19 cases surges, then...
