Allow night spots to operate, govt urged


KUALA LUMPUR: Entertainment centres, including nightclubs, should be allowed to operate with the necessary precautions in place, says a trade group coalition.

Expressing its dismay, Industries Unite said nightclubs were still not allowed to reopen despite the government’s decision to transition into Covid-19 endemicity on April 1.

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