Another MCO is a no-go, say traders


Crowded spaces: Many members of the public still opt to wear face masks, especially in packed places, to stay safe at a bus terminal in Seremban. — Bernama

GEORGE TOWN: Not wanting a repeat of the movement control order (MCO), eateries, hawkers and hotels here have already been observing various Covid-19 precautions while respectfully protecting their customers’ personal liberties.

A visit to the many cafes, bistros and hawker stalls in the heritage enclave showed that nearly all operators mask up while bottles of sanitiser are prominently placed at their entrance.

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