Malaysia

Sarawak extends CMCO to March 1

State Disaster Management Committee says decision made in view of persistent dangers

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 13 Feb 2021 7:54PM

Sarawak extends CMCO to March 1
The districts of Sibu, Kanowit and Selangau are still under the movement control order until further notice, says the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee. – Facebook pic, February 13, 2021

by Stephen Then

MIRI – Sarawak has extended its conditional movement control order (CMCO) until March 1 in view of the still unstable Covid-19 situation.

In a statement, the state Disaster Management Committee said the decision was made in view of the persistent dangers which could worsen if the extension is not made.

“The CMCO – which ends tomorrow – will be extended; however, the districts of Sibu, Kanowit and Selangau are still under the MCO until further notice,” it said. – The Vibes, February 13, 2021

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