Don't panic, it’s just army vehicles returning to base, says NSC


PETALING JAYA: A video of tanks and armoured cars rolling down the streets got Malaysians in a panic on the first day of the movement control order today (March 18), but they were merely returning to base.

The army has not been deployed to enforce the movement control order (MCO), the National Security Council (NSC) has assured Malaysians.

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