Government names sectors, services that are allowed to operate under total lockdown

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May 30, 2021 17:43 pm +08

KUALA LUMPUR (May 30): The government has announced that all economic and social activities will not be allowed, except for a list of economic sectors and services that will be allowed to operate during the total lockdown under Movement Control Order 3.0 (MCO 3.0) effective June 1 until June 14, 2021.

During a press conference earlier today, Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said these comprise:

- Food and beverage (F&B), including for animals
- Animal clinics and veterinary
- Water
- Energy
- Security and defence
- Waste management and public cleaning
- Land, air and water transport
- Docks, airports and transport related to cargo and commodities
- Communications, including media, telecommunications and internet services
- Banks, insurance, takaful and the capital markets
- Community credit, such as pawnshops
- E-commerce
- Fuel and lubricants
- Hotels for quarantine purposes only
- Construction and critical infrastructure works
- Forestry

Total lockdown' from June 1 until June 14

 

MCO 3.0 SOP

 

Almost all businesses can only operate between 8am to 8pm

Exceptions:

• Night market: 4pm to 8pm
• Petrol stations: 6am to 8pm
• Highway petrol stations: 24 hours
• Pharmacy: 8am to 10pm

Work from home

80% of the public sector will work from home.

Exception: 

• Necessary services and front line services. 

40% of the private sector will work from home.

Exception:

• 30% for management, total operational or support staff.

Public Transportation

MRT, Komuter, public buses, LRT, and other public transports will operate at 50% capacity.

• This includes sea transportation as well.

Public sector

Public sector is also responsible for helping curb the infection.

• Check staff and visitor MySejahtera status.
• Limit the number of visitors and staff on the premises.

Law enforcement

Law enforcement agencies will conduct more aggressive checks on both private and public premises.

• All law enforcement agencies with the ability to issue compounds will monitor SOP compliance in public places or places that are relevant to their duties.
• Non- security agencies will conduct ops on weekends as well as weekdays.

HIDE

• The government will identify high-risk areas such as shopping malls and industrial areas based on the Hotspot Identification For Dynamic Engagement (HIDE). 
• Any location that is still considered high risk after a risk and involvement evaluation will be closed immediately.

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Its minister Dr Adham Baba told reporters today that there is the need to advise the government for a stricter control measure as the one in place today has not been able to curb infection.

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