Malaysia

Port Klang, Kapar not affected by tomorrow’s CMCO

Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob says operation hours for markets, restaurants and public transport are cut short

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 08 Oct 2020 5:35PM

Port Klang, Kapar not affected by tomorrow’s CMCO
The sub-district of Klang will be placed under the conditional movement control order tomorrow. – The Vibes pic, October 8, 2020

by A. Azim Idris

PUTRAJAYA – The conditional movement control order (CMCO) in Klang tomorrow will only be in effect for its sub-district, not surrounding areas such as Kapar and Port Klang, said Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob today.

Specific areas and localities under CMCO are still being finalised, while essential economic activities, such as food and wholesale markets, and restaurants are allowed to operate.

He said the decision to impose the CMCO in only the affected areas is based on advice from the Health Ministry and Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari.

Ismail added that to ensure the local economy is not affected, it has been agreed to allow wholesale markets to operate between 4am and 2pm.

Regular markets are allowed to open from 6am until 2pm while pasar tani (farmers’ market) will operate between 6am and midnight.

However, he said pasar malam (night markets) are not allowed to open.

Operating hours for restaurants and eateries, he said, are from 6am to 10pm. 

They will only be allowed to operate for drive-through service, deliveries and take away, he said during a live video conference on his Facebook page.

Ismail Sabri added public transportation such as buses, taxis, and e-hailing services are allowed between 6am and l1pm.

“The National Security Council has agreed to keep Port Klang open.”

He said a more detailed list of economic activities allowed under CMCO will be announced by the International Trade and Industry Ministry.

Areas under CMCO in Klang are:

- Bandar Bukit TInggi

- Kg Johan Setia

- Kg Bukit Naga

- Kg Perigi Nenas

- Kg Kuantan

- Kg Serdang

- Bandar Puteri

- Kg Sg Kandis

- Taman Sri Andalas

- Lorong Sg Udang

- Taman Suria Mutiara

- Bukit Raja

- Bandar Klang

- Pangsapuri Bukit Kuda

- Ken Jimbaran

- Pangsapuri Palm Garden

- Taman Andalas Permai

- Taman Desa Meru

- Taman Seri Lembayung

- Taman Gembira

- Kg Delek Kiri

- Taman Kim Batu Belah

- Kg Sg Udang

- Taman Klang Perdana

- Taman Bayu Perdana

- Taman Klang Utama

- Taman Sentosa

- Taman Pendamar Indah

- Jalan Dato Dagang

- Taman Sejati

- Jalan Haji Tarmizi

- Taman Setia

- Jalan Kebun

- Taman Sri Muda

- Jalan Muhibbah

- Taman Tenaga Bakti – The Vibes, October 8, 2020

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