Many happy with easing of rules under conditional MCO

By ILI AQILAH

IPOH: After being house-bound for weeks, many people welcome the relaxation of rules under the conditional movement control order (MCO) which came into effect on May 4.

Clerk Ahmad Zahiril Aiman, 43, said he was glad to be able to go to work and to exercise again.

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