Passengers have to get their temperature checked before they are allowed to enter train stations and buses operated by Prasarana.
THE mask-up ruling in crowded areas, including public transport hubs, is being closely adhered to by the public.
Commuters on trains and buses are mindful of their own safety and the need to do their part as the war against Covid-19 is not yet won.
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Passengers have to get their temperature checked before they are allowed to enter train stations and buses operated by Prasarana.
Passengers observing physical distancing while queuing up to buy bus tickets at Terminal Bas Bersepadu in Kuala Lumpur. — Photos: NORAFIFI EHSAN and LOW BOON TAT/The Star
(Above) While it is easy for passengers to practise physical distancing on trains during non-peak hours, it is difficult to do the same (left) when people are rushing to work in the mornings.
Paruvathi says people should keep wearing face masks until the year end or early 2021 to stay safe.
Chua worries that passengers are sitting too close to each other in the trains.
Wong is happy to see people complying with the government’s mandatory mask policy.
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