CORONAVIRUS | It says the decision was taken in line with the move by the federal government.
CORONAVIRUS | The Perlis state government has agreed to accept the implementation of conditional movement control order starting tomorrow.
The state government in a statement today said the decision was taken in line with the move by the federal government on the procedures and operation of the economic sector through the standard operating procedures decided by the National Security Council . It said the public sector would also commence operation tomorrow in line with the directive dated May 3, 2020, to reopen government premises following the conditional MCO to ensure continuity...
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