Tighter security for Selayang markets


PETALING JAYA: Police and soldiers will be deployed to the Selayang wholesale and wet markets to enforce social distancing as the situation concerning crowding in the two markets has not changed, says Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

This move was needed following the failure of traders and consumers at the market to follow social distancing rules during the enhanced movement control order (MCO) period, he added.

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