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      What 'full shutdown' caused by Covid-19 might look like
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      What 'full shutdown' caused by Covid-19 might look like

      What 'full shutdown' caused by Covid-19 might look like

      Published: Jan 25, 2021 8:00 PM | Updated: Jan 25, 2021 8:00 PM

      Malaysians were given a rude awakening yesterday following reports that the government was mulling further economic curbs should the number of Covid-19 cases increase despite the movement control order (MCO).

      Although EU-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Eurocham Malaysia) has clarified that the touted Feb 4 deadline was for illustrative purposes, mitigating a "full shutdown" has been on the minds of some industry managers who reached out to Malaysiakini on whether it was a possibility.

      This was in view of the fact that after 13 days of MCO, the number of new Covid-19 cases do not appear to be on the downtrend, even despite the Health Ministry implementing a new directive to reduce testing of close contacts to Covid-19 positive individuals...

      Express bus operators lament being left out of MCO 2.0 cash aid

      Express bus operators lament being left out of MCO 2.0 cash aid

      Second full lockdown damage will be 'irreparable', manufacturers warned

      Second full lockdown damage will be 'irreparable', manufacturers warned

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      MP SPEAKS | One year after: Trials and tribulations under Covid-19

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      MCO 2.0: Important to balance economic, health aspects - Ismail Sabri

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      YOURSAY | Our road to the Covid-19 catastrophe

      COMMENT | How can the economy cope with the lockdown, emergency?

      COMMENT | How can the economy cope with the lockdown, emergency?

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