Authorities send aid as families at Penang prison ride out EMCO


Off limits: A police officer speaking with patients gathering behind a barricade to get their medicine at a clinic located within the enhanced MCO at Jalan Penjara near Penang Remand Prison in George Town, Penang. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Life has been made more difficult for families with young children at the Penang Remand Prison staff quarters with the enhanced movement control order (MCO).

A prison warder, who only wished to be known as Anwar, 35, said he has five children aged between five and 20 years old.

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