NSTnation: RapidBus chief executive officer Muhammad Yazurin Sallij in a statement today said Rapid Bus passengers decreased by 66 per cent on the whole. coronavirus MovementControlOrder MCO DudukRumah StayHome JustStayAtHome
Rapid Bus chief executive officer Muhammad Yazurin Sallij in a statement today said Rapid Bus passengers decreased by 66 per cent on the whole.
Even though there is significant passenger numbers, Yazurin said Rapid Bus services will still be operating as usual for passengers involved in essential services and who have commute to work throughout the MCO period. Yazurin said Rapid Bus will restructure the frequency of services for Rapid KL, Rapid Penang, Rapid Kuantan, Rapid Manjung, Rapid Kamunting and the BRT Sunway line, in order to reduce the risk of Covid-19 infection on its passengers and staff.
"In the meantime, Rapid Bus will constantly monitor requests and advise customers on any changes,” he said.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Chow to Penangites: Strictly abide by MCONSTnation: Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow has urged the people of Penang to strictly abide by the two-week MovementControlOrder which takes effect today. coronavirus covid19
Read more »
KFC, Pizza Hut implement 'contactless' delivery, self-collect options during MCOKUALA LUMPUR: KFC and Pizza Hut Malaysia have implemented a new ‘contactless’ delivery and self-collect options amidst the Covid-19 infection outbreak and the Movement Control Order (MCO) implemented from today.
Read more »
Business unusual in Putrajaya as MCO kicks inPUTRAJAYA: While it is not “business as usual” for most civil servants in the federal administrative capital, the Cabinet held its meeting as normal while the country goes through the first of the 14-day movement control order.
Read more »
IJN operating as usual, despite MCO, Covid-19KUALA LUMPUR: The National Heart Institute (IJN) here will be operating as usual, despite the current status of Covid-19 and the Movement Control Order (MCO) which took effect midnight today.
Read more »
Sabah restaurants roll out delivery service to survive 2-week MCOBusiness was already bad, now they hope to join the food delivery trend. FMTNews FoodDelivery
Read more »
Tuition teacher to help senior citizens shop for groceries during MCOPETALING JAYA: With the movement control order (MCO) for two weeks beginning Wednesday (March 18), a tuition teacher has decided to help the senior citizens in Bangsar by shopping for their groceries.
Read more »