Domestic Trade Ministry: 99.7% of 51,102 business premises checked follows MCO SOPs

PUTRAJAYA (Bernama): The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPNDHEP) inspected 51,012 business premises, out of which, 99.7% were found to comply with the standard operating procedure (SOP) under the movement control order.

Public urged to report any non-essential business operating during MCO, says Ismail Sabri

PUTRAJAYA: The public is urged to report to authorities if they come across non-essential businesses operating during the movement control order.

IGP: Police to monitor Thaipusam chariot journey to Batu Caves and back

KUALA LUMPUR: Police will be monitoring the movement of the Thaipusam chariot to Batu Caves and back to ensure compliance to the standard operating procedure (SOP), says Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador.

482 detained for MCO violations on Monday (Jan 25), says Ismail Sabri

PUTRAJAYA: Police arrested 482 individuals for violating various standard operating procedures (SOPs).

Kedah govt’s move to cancel Thaipusam holiday ‘improper, lacks understanding’, says Malaysian Buddhist Consultative Council

PETALING JAYA: The move by Kedah state government not to declare "cuti peristiwa” (occasional holiday) for Thaipusam in the state is improper and lacks understanding, says the Malaysian Buddhist Consultative Council (MBCC).

Mad rush for police permits ahead of strict enforcement in Sibu

SIBU: The issuance of police permits for workers of companies listed under the essential service sectors to commute to work has drawn flak from many quarters.

Thaipusam: Devotees not allowed to accompany chariot throughout its journey to Batu Caves and back, says ministry

PUTRAJAYA: Strict standard operating procedures have been developed for the movement of the chariot carrying the statue of Lord Muruga in conjunction with Thaipusam, says the National Unity Ministry.

Lee Lam Thye: Enforcement of SOP must be done with integrity

MELAKA: The enforcement of standard operating procedures (SOP) relating to the movement control order must be done with full integrity, says Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye.

Nexus focuses on student wellbeing amidst online learning

WITH the recent movement control order (MCO 2.0), hybrid learning – a combination of in person and online education – could be the future as education institutions turn to Zoom, Google Classroom and See Saw.

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