MCO: Ismail Sabri says police advisory on interstate travel mere ‘suggestion’ | Malay Mail

MCO: Ismail Sabri says police advisory on interstate travel mere ‘suggestion’

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 03:50 PM MYTIsmail Sabri said among topics that need to be ironed out include a mechanism on how several family members travelling in one vehicle can practise social distancing. — Picture by Farhan Najib

“We will collect this information from the police and then with the information, the National Security Council , police and the Health Ministry will discuss and issue new SOP on how to allow people to return home,” he said today during his live press conference this afternoon. This comes after the police earlier released an explainer on how to apply for permission to travel interstate through the app, following the government’s decision to loosen several restrictions for those stuck in their hometowns.

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