NSTnation The operating hours for business premises, including patrol stations and 24-hour convenience stores, in five districts in Pahang will be shortened. MCO MovementControlOrder COVID19 Malaysia
Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail said as part of the measures to deal with Covid-19 outbreak, the local authorities in Kuantan, Pekan, Jerantut, Temerloh and Bentong have decided to shorten the operation hours from 7am to 7pm only.
Wan Rosdy said the state government hoped that the move to shorten the business operating hours at the five districts will help control the Covid-19 outbreak in the respective districts. The posting also shared details about all business premises, food outlets, patrol stations and 24-hour convenience stores will be closed between 7pm and 7am until March 31 but did not specify the any date or affected district.
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