SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The Republic has a robust multi-pronged strategy that will ensure the country does not run out of the essentials it needs, said Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing on Monday night (March 16).
This is on top of building up the country's inventory of food and essential supplies, he said on Facebook.
Chan added that the Republic is not facing any immediate risks of running out of food or other supplies brought in by retailers. “In the event that we need to increase supply for our domestic consumption, we can ramp up quickly and easily to do so, ” he said. Muhyiddin urged Malaysia to abide by the restrictions, adding that the country's national security council will meet daily to monitor the situation.The limits include a ban on mass gatherings, including religious, sports, social and cultural events.
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