List of essential services expanded to 15 for third phase of MCO

By NURBAITI HAMDAN

Nation
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020
12:58 PM MYT

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KUALA LUMPUR: The list of essential services has been expanded to 15 items from 10 in the third phase of movement control order (MCO).

In the latest Federal Gazette, it is stated that "any services, works or industry as determined by the Minister after consultation with the authority regulating the services, works or industry" is allowed to operate under essential services.

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HSI-PWFF	0.200	0.225	0.185	0.215	0.015	7.50	287,039
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List of essential services expanded to 15 for third phase of MCO