First stop at police station


PETALING JAYA: Long lines were seen at several police stations in the Klang Valley following Bukit Aman’s initial order that all interstate travel will require permission from police during the movement control order (MCO).

About 100 people were seen outside the Cheras police station last night queuing to fill up interstate travel approval forms.

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