Essential trade sector services allowed during lockdown already made clear in May 31 statement, says minister


PETALING JAYA: Only breweries and shops focused on liquor are not allowed to operate during the current movement control order, says Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi.

The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister dismissed claims by Bangi MP Dr Ong Kian Ming who claimed that the ministry remained silent on several issues including the sale of alcohol and permission to sell cigarettes.

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