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More than two persons can dine-in, travel in same vehicle in MCO areas

by moneycompass
February 19, 2021
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KUALA LUMPUR – Starting Friday, more than two customers in all areas under the Movement Control Order (MCO) will be allowed to dine-in, subject to table size and the one-metre physical distancing rule, reported Bernama.

And, more than two persons will also be allowed to travel in one vehicle, depending on the passenger capacity. These are among the relaxation of the MCO rules decided by the government, which will take effect Friday.

“Taking into consideration the requests from various quarters, we (government) decided to relax the rules. However, I would like to remind the public to practice self-control…it is also not advisable for children and senior citizens to be taken outside,” he told the press conference on the MCO situation here yesterday.

The MCO in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Penang has been extended until March 4. Based on the previous MCO rules, only two persons were allowed to sit together during dine-in and travel in one vehicle.

Meanwhile, Ismail Sabri said marriage solemnisation ceremony is now allowed in mosques or religious offices MCO areas with a maximum of 20 guests, not including the marriage official and witnesses.

“However, matters concerning marriage solemnisation are under the state religious authority’s jurisdiction, but we agreed to the proposal to allow a maximum of 20 guests,” he said, adding that only five people were allowed to attend the ceremony previously.

For Conditional MCO (CMCO) areas, the maximum number of guests would be 50% of the hall capacity, while for Recovery MCO (RMCO) areas, the number of guests allowed depends on the size of the premises, subject to physical distancing rule.

For non-Muslim marriage ceremonies, the matter will be announced later by the Ministry of Unity, he said.

Workshops, courses, training, talks and activities related to meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE), are still disallowed in MCO areas but could be held in CMCO and RMCO areas with the number of participants not exceeding 50% from the premises’ capacity.

Tourism and cultural activities are allowed to resume in CMCO and RMCO areas at 50% capacity, such as at zoos, aquariums and recreational parks, but remain disallowed in all MCO and Enhanced MCO (EMCO) areas.

“All traders are advised to refer to the websites of National Security Council and the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs as, generally, many activities in the CMCO and RMCO areas have been allowed to resume,” he said.

The minister said the government had also agreed to end the EMCO on Kampung Sebako 1 and 2 in Lundu, Sarawak tomorrow, while the EMCO on Sekolah Menengah Sultan Idris Shah 2, Gerik, Perak, to be extended until March 1.

 

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