Spell out SOP clearly to public


Visitors lining up at Sibu Central Market to provide their details before entering. Authorities should ensure that the Covid-19 SOP is duly, sensibly and fairly enforced, with constant reminders on the importance of compliance. — Filepic

THE conditional movement control order in Sarawak was extended yet again on April 26, as the state continues to tackle the ongoing surge in Covid-19 infections.

With the latest extension, the conditional MCO will last until May 17, following a previous announcement last Saturday that it was to be extended from April 27 to May 10.

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