Back on the street: Buskers now allowed to perform in MCO states


PUTRAJAYA: Buskers will be allowed to resume their performance at movement control order states, says Senior Minister (Security) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

He said that the government had received appeals from full-time buskers who relied on performing to earn a living.

"We know that most buskers operate in open-air places, in front of restaurants, food courts and food stalls.

"We have decided to allow them to start performing again at MCO states," he said.

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