Sabah sea curfew renamed ESS Zone MCO, Tawau now exempted


KUALA LUMPUR: The Eastern Sabah Safety Zone (ESS Zone) Movement Control Order will come into effect once the current Sabah sea curfew expires at 6pm on Tuesday (Oct 17).

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain said this was decided following the latest security assessment by the National Security Council, Home Ministry and Sabah government.

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