Off limits A delivery rider stopping at a police barricade to wait for customers to collect their orders near flats in Persiaran Paya Terubong. It is one of two areas in Penang placed under enhanced movement control order after a surge in Covid-19 cases. — ZHAFARAN NASIB
PORRIDGE seller Sow Teik Guan, who operates within the enhanced movement control order (MCO) zone in Paya Terubong, Penang, has been busy running up and down between the police checkpoint and his stall.
Many customers are still ordering food from the 51-year-old but delivery riders are barred from crossing the checkpoint to pick up the orders from Sow.
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(BRIEF CAPTION) Delivery rider have to stop and waiting customers to collect their item at roadblock near flats in Persiaran Paya Terubong on the second day of the enhanced move, ent control oder (MCO) in Relau, Penang. (December 8,2020). - ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
(BRIEF CAPTION) Delivery rider have to stop and waiting customers to collect their item at roadblock near flats in Persiaran Paya Terubong on the second day of the enhanced move, ent control oder (MCO) in Relau, Penang. (December 8,2020). - ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star
A motorcyclist being barred from entering the Sri Aman Food Court in Paya Terubong which has been barricaded by the police.
(Right) Customers picking up their orders from delivery riders at a police roadblock set up near flats in Persiaran Paya Terubong that have been placed under enhanced MCO surveillance.
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