Khem says the industry is facing a shortage of manpower as most foreign workers left because of the MCO.
COZZI Chong arrives at work an hour early every day to ensure her massage and foot therapy centre is fully prepared to receive customers.
The managing director of Relax Oasis at Nu Sentral Mall, Kuala Lumpur wants to ensure the standard operating procedures are adhered to strictly.
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Khem says the industry is facing a shortage of manpower as most foreign workers left because of the MCO.
Chong says although her establishment is located in a mall, they no longer accept walk-in customers.
Gloves, a face shield and mask are worn for protection. (Right) An employee of a massage and foot therapy centre spraying disinfectant on a customer before allowing her to enter the premises. — Photos: CHAN TAK KONG and ONG SOON HIN/The Star
(Left) Spa and wellness centres must take extra precautions to ensure they remain open during the conditional MCO.
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