PM: Consider relaxing movement control for those who have received two Covid-19 vaccine doses


PUTRAJAYA: The government is looking into relaxing restrictions for those who are fully vaccinated, including allowing people to travel or dine at restaurants, says Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin

The Prime Minister said this is part of the national recovery plan as the country gradually adjusts towards returning to normal life.

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