‘Continue good measures to curb Omicron, avoid lockdown’


GEORGE TOWN: As concerns surrounding the Omicron variant loom over the country, tourism players are hoping for better awareness and enforcement as measures to tackle the new Covid-19 variant instead of a blanket lockdown.

Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) chief executive officer Yap Lip Seng said after having dealt with other variants of concern, the emergence of Omicron should not derail the current standard operating procedure (SOP), which had been put in place.

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