Residents within the enhanced MCO area near PJ Old Town wet market asking friends to buy groceries or food for them. — Photos: CHAN TAK KONG, FAIHAN GHANI, SHAARI CHEMAT, ART CHEN, SAMUEL ONG, AZHAR MAHFOF, AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star
CORDONED off areas under the enhanced movement control order (MCO) has made it difficult for people to move around but many have complied with the authorities in the fight against Covid-19.
People living around Pasar Borong Kuala Lumpur, Pasar Besar Jalan Othman in Petaling Jaya Old Town and now Pudu area in Kuala Lumpur have learnt to adapt.
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An immigration enforcement exercise taking place in Selayang as part of the enhanced MCO.
A shopkeeper waiting for customers at a shop in Lorong Masjid India. Due to the Covid-19 outbreak and resulting MCO, many retailers have recorded a slowdown in sales as people prefer to buy online.
Some social and economic activities have resumed after the enhanced MCO was lifted at the Masjid India area in Kuala Lumpur.
Police patrolling the streets of Taman Wilayah in Selayang, Kuala Lumpur, as the area has been placed under semi-enhanced MCO.
Soldiers patrolling Jalan Othman in Petaling Jaya, which is under enhanced MCO until May 23.
Health Ministry staff carrying out Covid-19 testing for Selayang market traders and workers at Dewan Beringin in Gombak.
Jalan Masjid India appears to be less bustling than it used to be after the enhanced MCO was lifted.
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