Staying inside the box: Customers queuing up to order their food at McDonald’s Bandar Puteri Klang as they practise social distancing. Looking on is Klang Municipal Council (MPK) acting president Elya Marini Darmin (in green shirt). — KK SHAM/The Star
GEORGE TOWN: Several eateries and hypermarkets have placed markers on the floor to remind customers of the need to maintain a separation of at least a metre from the next person in the queue as part of efforts to facilitate social distancing.
At a local burger shop here, the chairs are placed at a distance of arm’s length for those waiting to take away their food.
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Keeping a safe distance: Customers waiting for their food at an outlet in Pulau Tikus during the second day of MCO.
Following the rules: Red lines placed one metre apart indicate where customers should stand at a fast food restaurant in Labuan. — Bernama
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