FAQs about Malaysia’s movement controls
No religious activities, including Friday prayers, are allowed during the two-week movement control in Malaysia. – EPA pic, March 17, 2020.
But questions abound from Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s televised remarks last night. And answers are in short supply.in Malaysian history, not seen since the Emergency imposed after the May 13 riots in 1969.* All companies and government departments are shut unless part of essential services; * No religious activities at all houses of worship, including Friday prayers. All religious activities are banned;* All educational facilities are to be closed. All examinations postponed.What is not clear is a lot more issues than just this. How do all the multinational corporations and small and medium enterprises in export-oriented industries operate?
How about those on holiday back in Malaysia and have to travel back to work elsewhere in the next two weeks? Are they restricted in Malaysia and also in self-quarantine when they return to their place of work abroad?
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