Minister: Children’s playgrounds at highway R&R closed, Muslims asked to bring own prayer mats
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 03:59 PM MYTPeople are pictured at the Rawang Rest and Relax stop on June 10, 2020. — Picture by Hari Anggara
Ismail Sabri noted that many are expected to return to their hometowns with the full lifting of the restrictions on crossing state borders, predicting that the roads are expected to be filled with such vehicles from today until Sunday. He encouraged those travelling on highways to download the MySejahtera app into their smartphones for registration of their details when visiting R&Rs, saying they would otherwise have to manually fill in their names and phone numbers in a log book.
“Children’s play spaces at R&Rs are closed for now. We don’t allow children to play in crowds at R&Rs yet,” he added. He said that the traffic flow at the highways and main roads throughout the country was still reported to be smooth, although increase in movement on the PLUS highway and the Kuala Lumpur-Karak highway have been detected.
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