Sabah urged to allow spas, reflexology centres to reopen under CMCO

By MUGUNTAN VANAR

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government has been urged to allow spas, reflexology and wellness centres to reopen during the conditional movement control order now in force.

Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) supreme council member Yong Yit Jee said it was disheartening that spas, reflexology and wellness centres were not allowed to operate though the Federal Government had allowed such businesses to operate in CMCO states from Friday (Feb 19) in Peninsular Malaysia.

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CMCO , Conditional Movement Control Order , Covid-19 , SAPP , Sabah , Spa , Reflexology , Wellness Centre , MCO , SOPs

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