Miti suspends permit applications after spike in visitor traffic

Eligible businesses must apply for a permit to resume operations under the third phase of the movement control order. FMTNews MCO Business Shop

Companies looking to resume business under the third phase of the movement control order must apply for a permit.

In a statement, Miti said the portal to apply for permits to conduct business under the MCO was opened at 9am. In just two hours, as many as 176,000 visitors had tried to access the site.“The number of visitors is too high and this is not consistent with the number of companies in the sectors approved .”

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