Retail businesses allowed to reopen


PUTRAJAYA: After not operating for 28 days of the current movement control order, the remaining businesses in the retail sector are allowed to reopen beginning today – a much-needed lifeline for many.

Also allowed from today are restaurant dine-ins, but limited to two persons per table and with the physical distancing of at least 1m in place.

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