Enhanced MCO at Medan 88: Over 400 residents missing


On the ground: Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (left), clad in PPE, chatting with a Medan 88 resident during his recent visit. — Bernama

SEPANG (Bernama): The Sepang District Disaster Management Committee will seek the aid of the police to detect 400 residents of Medan 88, Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi, here, who did not return home after receiving information that barbed wires would be installed in the area for the implementation of the enhanced movement control order (MCO).

Its chairman Mohamad Zain A. Hamid said the number of those who did not return home were detected following interviews of residents there who said their housemates or family members did not return as soon as they found out that the area would be placed under enhanced MCO.

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