Covid-19: ‘Ghost town’ feel around Seberang Prai prison


Seberang Prai Prison Complex and its quarters under enhanced movement control order. -Chan Boon Kai/The Star

NIBONG TEBAL: The areas surrounding Seberang Prai Prison Complex and its quarters bore an air of desolation on the first day of enhanced movement control order (MCO).

The roads that pass through the complex, normally used by vehicles as a shortcut to Kedah, were left deserted, with only few cars and lorries passing through on Thursday (Oct 22).

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