Live events industry must be allowed to operate, says association Alife


A concert in England where the audience members are in socially distanced seats. This is something that Alife recommends be allowed in Malaysia as well. Photo: AFP

Ever since the global pandemic was announced in March, all live events have been suspended until further notice.

This has put the industry itself in a precarious situation as many live event operators, suppliers and crew have no choice but to leave the industry for other sources of income.

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