Melaka to allow dining in at eateries from Friday (June 5), but no buffets

By R.S.N. MURALI

MELAKA: Restaurants and hotels here will be allowed to accept dine-in customers from Friday (June 5) but buffets will not be allowed.

Chief Minister Datuk Sulaiman Md Ali said the state government had decided to relax the conditions of movement control order (MCO) as there were fewer Covid-19 cases reported in the state over the past few weeks.

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