‘No direct deliveries to high-rise units’


Housing and Local Government Ministry strata management division enforcement unit and MBPJ COB conducting a random check on SOP compliance at a stratified residential building in Petaling Jaya. — GLENN GUAN/The Star

DELIVERING packages, parcels and foodstuff directly to the units of residents in high-rise buildings is against the Covid-19 standard operating procedure.

Instead, such items must be dropped off at an area designated by the building management for self-pickup.

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