Covid-19: Some Malaysians decide on self-lockdown ahead of tighter SOP from Tuesday (May 25)


PETALING JAYA: While Malaysians have mixed reactions to the new standard operating procedures (SOPs) under the tightened movement control order, which sees, among others, 80% of civil servants and 40% of private sector staff working from home, others have decided on a self-lockdown.

Muhammad Nazrin said he hoped that everyone would continue to play their part in complying with the SOP.

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