Klang Valley eateries bracing for a tough few weeks under CMCO


In these pandemic times, many customers are opting for takeouts. — Bloomberg

It is the first day of the conditional movement control order (MCO) in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Putrajaya, and Gopalan Menon is analysing the revenue for the day from The Loaf outlets (five in total) that he oversees in the Klang Valley.

“The revenue is about 10% of a really bad day. Argh, my heart is in my mouth actually! I hope it isn’t like this for the next few weeks, ” says the chief executive officer of Duke Dinings, clearly a little upset.

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