Some activities to resume from May 5

The Mr J French-Italian restaurant said its final day of operations will be on May 31.

Some states, particularly Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Kedah, Sabah, Sarawak and Penang, have imposed certain conditions before deciding on allowing businesses to resume operations today.

Sabah, Sarawak and Kedah had earlier announced decisions against following the CMCO which begins tomorrow.

Seremban wet market has been “closed indefinitely” for cleaning and sanitising after two traders here tested positive for the viral infection.

“We have to clean and disinfect our premises as well as get approval from the Health Ministry before reopening, and that will certainly take time. We also need to consider the zones that the childcare centres are in, whether it’s in a green, yellow, orange or red zone. We can’t simply reopen,” said Association of Registered Childcare Providers Malaysia president Anisa Ahmad.

“Then, at Pavilion Embassy, there were 27 cases, bringing the total to 36 for Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya.”

Of the 105 new infections, 63 cases are in Selangor, 14 are in Kuala Lumpur and one is in Johor.

The announcement by the largest producer of rare earths outside China follows the decision by Malaysia to allow the majority of businesses to resume activity on Monday.

The 2019 Property Market Report stated that unsold and not constructed serviced apartments have been reduced to 7,659 units in 2019 from 12,864 units in 2018.