Fewer people out in Ipoh after PM's MCO reminder


IPOH: Most shops in the city have shuttered in response to the plea on Wednesday (March 18) by the Prime Minister for people to abide by the movement control order (MCO).

A check on several areas, including Station 18, Meru Raya, Tambun, Taman Canning, Fair Park and Old Town which are usually busy during the day, found most shops had closed, save for eateries, sundry shops and pharmacies.

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