Travel restrictions lifted


Nik Nur Haswani Yusoff is planning a domestic holiday with her brother Ahmad Allnuffairie and son Firdy Armand Shah now that the interstate travel ban is lifted. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

PUTRAJAYA: The lifting of travel restrictions allows for movement to almost anywhere with the exception of areas that are under the enhanced movement control order (MCO).This means that travelling from areas under conditional MCO to another area under the same order is allowed.

Those in conditional MCO areas can also now go to areas that are under the recovery MCO, according to the latest standard operating procedure (SOP) listed by the National Security Council (NSC).

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