Day 46 #MCO #PKP
[√] MCO Phase 1: 18.03.2020 – 31.03.2020
[√] MCO Phase 2: 01.04.2020 – 14.04.2020
[√] MCO Phase 3: 15.04.2020 – 28.04.2020
MCO Phase 4: 29.04.2020 – 12.05.2020
Day 46:
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) May 2, 2020
Interstate travel for those stuck in hometowns wanting to return to their work place (cities/towns) have been scheduled for between 7-10 May. Apparently over 500,000 interstate travel permit applications were made to the police!
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Many commented abt #CMCO #PKPB on soc-med, saying it's too early to let M'sians out with such "freedom" as it may waste efforts of MCO thus far.
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) May 2, 2020
Well, first it's not lifting of MCO; just easing of certain restrictions to allow some breather for our economy esp, to restart.
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Malaysians must play their roles & not abuse these easing of MCO measures. So far I believe we have done a good job! Yes, many are stubborn out there & may just take advantage of the situation - the ones who irresponsiblly violate MCO outrightly & the serial violaters.
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) May 2, 2020
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An example is, after the government allowed for 2 persons from same household to go shop for groceries from this week, many just tagged along to be the trolley-pushers (or worst still just standing in a corner waiting, whilst being glued to the phone). That's not shopping!
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) May 2, 2020
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Imagine when shops in malls are opened from Monday. I can already see lepak (loiter) groups coming in, esp to F&B outlets. #SocialDistancing
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) May 2, 2020
Well, we should also put trust & faith in our authorities in upholding the health & safety of M'sians with proper enforcements.
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It's a balancing act with lots of trust & compliance co-existing.#StaySafe #ConditionalMovementControlOrder #PerintahKawalanPergerakanBersyarat
— Gary Koe (@garykoe) May 2, 2020
This is not the full scale "opening up" yet. Wait for the full national economic recovery plan, purportedly ready by end May. 🙏🏽
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