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Dr Noor: With 90% Compliance, CMCO More Likely to Be Relaxed

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Good news Malaysians! Health Director-General Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said that the Health Ministry will recommend the opening up of more economic sectors such as social, sports and education, provided that the number of coronavirus cases remain low.

Speaking to The Star, the Health D-G highlighted the success of Movement Control Order (MCO), giving high praise to Malaysians for their level of discipline.

Covid-19: Health Ministry to recommend reopening more sectors if infections stay low

Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the ministry will consider recommending the opening up of more sectors such as social, sports and education after the current phase of conditional movement control order (MCO) ends on June 9 if the low number of daily cases continue to remain.Read more:https://bit.ly/2B9hyWCWATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/newsSUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStarLIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

Posted by The Star on Saturday, May 30, 2020

“Social discipline is as high as 90% and we are seeing a recovery phase.”

“If the trend continues, we will suggest opening up more sectors and monitor the situation.”

This is certainly positive news for the country, especially in light of Malaysians adjusting and adhering to new norms since the extension of CMCO from May 4 to June 9. Though the fight is far from over, the Health D-G continued to remind people that the virus is still in the community.

“The virus is in the community, so it is important to plan how to live with the virus for two or three years until a vaccine or treatment is found.”

Adding that the curbing of the spread was not just the responsibility of the government but the general public as well.

“If all of us come together, we can break the chain of infection.”

Let’s ensure that we keep up the good work so that life can return to normal as soon as possible. Who knows, if things go well, we might be able to move freely again in the near future. 

 

Also read: Health DG: 103 New Positive Covid-19 Cases, 66 Discharged & No Deaths Today

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