After an arduous process of having to convince Malaysians to respect the Movement Control Order in hopes of controlling the Covid-19 outbreak in the country, it has been reported by The Star that the authorities are finally seeing the positive improvements that they have been hoping to obtain out of their enforcement efforts. Source: Malay Mail During a press...
Amid the Covid-19 crisis and Movement Control Order, our newly appointed Prime Minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has recognised the struggles of our fellow Malaysians. In a press conference, he announced that starting today, the 23rd of March, PTPTN payments are hereby suspended in order to help Malaysians get by during the movement restriction. The deferment...
So the MCO (Movement Control Order) means, besides work and going out to buy NEEDED supplies for home, you are not allowed to leave your house. Which means, you CANNOT go out to buy your “favourite food”. According to a report by NST, a man in Georgetown got stopped by authorities while on his way to buy...
Given the amount of people that are still refusing to take the Movement Control Order seriously in Malaysia, it comes to no surprise at all that now, law enforcement officers have officially charged the first person in connection with flouting the MCO enforcement according to Free Malaysia Today and New Straits Times. The order, which started on 18th...
About three million Malaysians are still not complying to the Movement Control Order (MCO) that the government has implemented from 18th to 31st March to curb the spread of Covid-19. According to Astro Awani, Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) Chief, General Tan Sri Affendi Buang said the figure is a large sum that needs immediate attention. Source: Astro Awani “Although...
