Fresh produce for residents


PJ Old Town was the eighth area barricaded by the authorities to curb the spread of Covid-19 following the closure of Pasar Besar Jalan Othman.

A TOTAL of 230 families in 163 houses in Section 2, Petaling Jaya that are affected by the enhanced movement control order (MCO), received fresh produce including fish and vegetables.

Bukit Gasing assemblyman Rajiv Rishyakaran said 8kg packs of fresh vegetables and frozen fish as well as eggs, bread and kaya were given to residents in the PJ Old Town area, which was placed under enhanced MCO last Sunday after 26 positive Covid-19 cases were detected.

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