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AS THE country moves into the recovery phase starting tomorrow, the movement control order (MCO) is being eased, which will see more economic sectors resuming business and the streets as well as commercial hubs coming back to life.

But when the MCO was first put in place on March 18 to break the chain of Covid-19 infection, followed by the conditional MCO that was effective from May 4, Malaysians of all ages and from all walks of life had been affected by the restrictions.

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