KUALA LUMPUR: Further development on the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) is expected to be made known through a special address by Prime Min...
Further development on the Conditional Movement Control Order is expected to be made known through a special address by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin YassinNevertheless, no matter what the government decides, the people still have to get used to the new normal of practicing high social discipline, observing social distancing and importance of their social responsibility to break the chain of the Covid-19 infection.
However, on May 4, the government imposed to CMCO, allowing almost all economic sectors to reopen, despite the fourth phase of MCO to end only this Tuesday. Therefore, for as long as the vaccine for the deadly Covid-19 is not found, everyone of us has a role and responsibility in ensuring that we win the ‘battle’ against the virus.
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