NSTnation More needs to be done to ease people's burden, manage Covid19 crisis and MCO
However, they believe that more must be done especially if the MCO was to be extended after March 31.
“Where local production is possible, the Government should organise all manufacturers – and rope in other businesses that can convert some of their operation to join in production – to maximise production, for coordinated distribution at one common price. “Most PPE are already certified to either European, American or some other international standards. In any case, the certification requires traveling of SIRIM auditors to another country which cannot take place at this time,” they said.
The two chambers also called for a safety net to be in place to cover individuals, families and businesses.“Sufficient support for other daily income earners including millions of foreign workers to ensure social order and no eruption of crimes.
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