Limited oil palm, rubber, logging activities to continue during MCO
The decision was made by the ministry with the endorsement of the National Security Council, and after the ministry had sought the views at a Cabinet meeting this morning.
No visits allowed to prisons during Movement Control Order
The Malaysian Prisons Department, in a statement today, said no visit will be allowed throughout the order period from today until March 31.
COVID-19: 117 new cases in Malaysia, bringing total to 790
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba: Based on early investigations of the 117 new cases reported today, 80 cases were related to the cluster of the tabligh gathering at the Seri Petaling Mosque.
With over 4,000 cancelled flights, Malaysia Airlines suspends more routes
Additionally, Malaysia Airlines has also reduced capacity to Australia and New Zealand, due to self-isolation policy for the two countries.
Stay home to prevent third wave of COVID-19 from happening: Health D-G
"Today is the first day of the movement control order in our country. I just have these simple words to say, 'Please sit at home' and distance yourself from others," he said in his Facebook post today.
PH urges government to enforce purchase limit for basic necessities during movement control period
“The council takes note on the issue of basic necessities during the movement control order (MCO), particularly on panic-buying, profiteering and the available stock in the markets.”
Workshops to operate, but not night market: more details on movement control by NSC
The non-essential services comprise vehicle repair and towing services, as well as construction and renovation — each with different conditions.
Sarawak reports its first COVID-19 death
A 60-year-old pastor from Emmanuel Baptist Church in Kuching died at 11am today at the Sarawak General Hospital..
COVID-19: Velesto confirms chairman tested positive for virus
“Velesto is working closely with the health authorities in identifying individuals who may have come into close contact with the chairman.”
Inform police if you need to travel inter-state, says IGP
Abdul Hamid said Malaysians may bring the necessary documents to the police station, to show cause as to why they need to travel — such as to visit sick family members or to pick up their underaged children.
