Journey of rediscovery


By BAVANI MTRIONA LAW

Muzium Negara (above) will be reopening tomorrow while more Malaysians are expected to visit landmarks like Dataran Merdeka (below) during the recovery movement control order. — P. NATHAN/The Star

KLANG Valley residents are eager to get out and about ever since the government eased restrictions and announced the recovery movement control order (MCO).

The relaxation spells good news for the domestic tourism sector.

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COVID-19 , VIRUS , KL , LOCKDOWN , MCO

   

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