Govt greenlights dine-in for more than two pax nationwide, lifts passenger limit on vehicles
File picture shows a man buying food at an eatery during the implementation of the movement control order (MCO 2.0) in Kuala Lumpur. All restaurants nationwide will be allowed to seat more than two people per table for dine-in meals, effective February 19, 2021. — Picture by Firdaus Latif
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 18 — All restaurants nationwide are allowed to seat more than two people per table for dine-in meals, effective tomorrow, Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced today.
He said this applies to all states, regardless of whether they are currently under a movement control order (MCO), a conditional MCO (CMCO) or a recovery MCO (RMCO).
He also announced that there will no longer be a limit to how many passengers are allowed in one vehicle; however, the number of occupants should follow the vehicle’s capacity.
“We decided to lift the two pax dine-in rule nationwide. However, the one-metre rule SOP must be followed and restaurants must take their capacity and size into account when accepting diners.
“Similarly, we are no longer capping the number of passengers in a car so long as it follows the capacity of a vehicle,” he said this evening during his security briefing.
The current MCO, which was to end tomorrow, has been extended for another two weeks, until March 4, for Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor and Penang.
All other states, except for Perlis and Sarawak, will be placed under CMCO according to the same time frame.
Sarawak is the only state under CMCO currently. It started on February 15 and was scheduled to end on March 1, when the rest of the country was placed under restrictions that banned inter-state and inter-district travel.
The extension of these new restriction conditions nationwide is set to start on February 19 and end on March 4, except for Sarawak.
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He said this applies to all states, regardless of whether they are currently under a movement control order (MCO), a conditional MCO (CMCO) or a recovery MCO (RMCO).
He also announced that there will no longer be a limit to how many passengers are allowed in one vehicle; however, the number of occupants should follow the vehicle’s capacity.
“We decided to lift the two pax dine-in rule nationwide. However, the one-metre rule SOP must be followed and restaurants must take their capacity and size into account when accepting diners.
“Similarly, we are no longer capping the number of passengers in a car so long as it follows the capacity of a vehicle,” he said this evening during his security briefing.
The current MCO, which was to end tomorrow, has been extended for another two weeks, until March 4, for Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor and Penang.
All other states, except for Perlis and Sarawak, will be placed under CMCO according to the same time frame.
Sarawak is the only state under CMCO currently. It started on February 15 and was scheduled to end on March 1, when the rest of the country was placed under restrictions that banned inter-state and inter-district travel.
The extension of these new restriction conditions nationwide is set to start on February 19 and end on March 4, except for Sarawak.
MORE TO COME
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DeleteWhat a historical fart of the blurred proportion!
Obviously u know nothing about the cause of storming the Bastille.
Rather "die starving than storming the bastiile"???
犬养mfer, u put the French in shame for their most cherished event in their nationhood!
Perhaps, yr version is the one that I learnt in that fart filled well, sane like all those historical events that u so shamelessly twisted & farted about.
ok, next time i shall sing god save the hmmmm king.
DeleteBetter still, there is a simplified version used DownUnder.
DeleteIt's also yr dreamed escape choice!
Start practicing.
Ever since Yiddin declared Emergency we have been "gomened" by single-race-single-religion. Disaster. No consultation or input whatsoever from other communities, except Wee KHAT Siong, whose only contribution was to "duduk rumah makan Mee Maggi".
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