Some shopping malls adopt more than govt SOP


JOHOR BARU: While most shopping malls in the country go by the National Security Council’s standard operating procedure (SOP) for mall entry, some implement additional measures for safety purposes.

A Malaysia Shopping Malls Association southern region representative, who declined to be named, said its members had been directed to allow entry to “low risk” and “casual contact” shoppers.

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