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Here’s a List of Activities That Are NOT Allowed By The SOP For The Reopening of The Economy

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Our Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced today (1 May) that some of the economic sectors would resume operations on the 4th of May in his special Labour’s Day speech. However, the companies are also subjected to strict conditions and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) during operation.

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Even though some economic sectors and businesses can reopen, this doesn’t mean that the public can now go out and resume their daily activities.

The National Security Council of Malaysia (MKN) has uploaded a detailed list of activities that are prohibited throughout the Movement Control Order (MCO) as a part of the SOPs for the reopening of economic sectors.

Most of these activities involve public areas and interactions with other humans, therefore providing a risky situation. Here’s the list of activities that are prohibited and have been underlined in the SOP:

1. Entertainment & leisure activities

This encompasses places like cinemas, theme parks, karaoke spots, museums and busking.

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2. Celebrations & gatherings

Religious gatherings in mosques/temples, parades (eg: Security Forces Anniversary Parade) and Hari Raya celebrations with distant family members (which usually involves travelling) are not allowed.

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3. Education

This includes sports activities during school sessions, co-curiculum activities, any forms of school gatherings and any school programmes that gathers more than 10 people.

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4. Sports

Any form of sport events that involves mass gathering of supporters or spectators (Eg: Stadiums), indoor sports including gymnasiums, swimming pool and contact sports such as rugby, wrestling, boxing, football and basketball are not allowed.

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5. Social activities

Wedding events, anniversary celebration events or any celebration that requires mass gathering is not allowed.

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6. Clothing and accessory stores

Activities such as fitting and trying on clothes is prohibited.

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7. Business Premises

Business premises such as convenient stores, eateries and other public markets can’t have too many customers at a time. Customers are required to practice social distancing with a minimum distance of one meter. Ramadan bazaars and Hari Raya bazaars are not allowed to operate.

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8. Hair and beauty salons

Hair and beauty salons are also included in the list due to close contact and proximity.

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The activities listed above are some of the common activities that we come across in our daily lives. Here’s the full list of other prohibited activities:

List

Our battle with Covid-19 pandemic is not over yet. Let’s continue playing our part by practicing social distancing and frequently washing our hands.

 

Also read: Here’s Everything You Need To Know About PM Muhyiddin’s Labour Day Announcement

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