Sabah business community happy to be allowed to operate


KOTA KINABALU: Businesses were off to a quiet start on the first day of the movement control order, just a day after the streets in the city here were jammed with vehicles as people rushed to complete tasks and tie up loose ends.

Many businesses and offices under essential services were open as usual but the atmosphere was quieter here as well as in main towns in Sabah as the two-week MCO began yesterday.

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