Azmin: State govts may be sued if they don't comply with CMCO | New Straits Times

NSTnation The reluctance of several state governments to fully comply with the Conditional Movement Control Order CMCO and reopen most economic sectors in their respective states could expose them to lawsuits from industry players.

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