"The order is to safeguard the well-being of the people and the interests of all quarters based on the current situation…”

At 11:35am today, Bursa’s share price added one sen or 0.21% to RM4.83 for a market capitalisation of RM3.91 billion.

The roads in the city are clear, despite today being a working day, with no normal morning peak hour congestion. However, public transport, like the bus and train services, are in operation as usual.

Kuala Lumpur Night Market Traders Association chairman Abdul Hadi Mustafa said the movement control order is the best way to curb the spread of COVID-19, although its enforcement will affect income of traders.

"Numbers will escalate. Exponentially. Time to prepare for a bed crisis and for more deaths."

IRB said all its premises in the country would be closed during the Movement Control Order period.

"Air Selangor is working to stabilize the water supply to affected areas in Klang Region and a complete recovery of water supply is expected at 6pm today."

Sold for: RM2.87million (RM1,133.94 psf); Concluded by: Lydia Sim (REN 02250 (017-287 2633) of Centricity Realty; When: September 2019

The group said in a statement today that Abdul Rahman has not visited any of its premises for the last 18 days. 

“The likelihood of dying from the Coronavirus is only 1%, while the possibility of dying at any moment is 100%."