CCM churches to reopen only with Health Ministry assurance
CCM will issue rules to complement authorities’ SOPs for when its churches eventually reopen, says general secretary Reverend Hermen Shastri. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, May 21, 2020.
HOUSES of worship under the Council of Churches of Malaysia will stay closed until the conditional movement-control order is lifted and the Health Ministry assures that Covid-19 is no longer a threat. General secretary Reverend Hermen Shastri, in a statement today, said CCM will issue rules to complement authorities’ standard operating procedures for when the group’s churches eventually reopen.
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