Some still cautious about travelling


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JOHOR BARU: Despite being “grounded” in their hometown since the movement control order (MCO) came about, some Malaysians are still cautious about travelling back to their out-of-state residence.

This comes despite the government announcing that those who went back to their kampung prior to the MCO could apply online or at the nearest police station starting yesterday to get back to their place of domicile.

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