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Automatic extension till July 7 for self-employed with police travel permits

Applications must be renewed after latest deadline, say cops

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 29 Jun 2021 4:20PM

Automatic extension till July 7 for self-employed with police travel permits

KUALA LUMPUR – Self-employed Malaysians who hold travel permits from the police will be granted an automatic extension until July 7.

In a statement today, the police said that after the July 7 deadline, they must apply for new approvals that will be valid for another 14 days.

This directive applies to self-employed people such as plumbers, maintenance workers and roadside traders.

The public has been advised to adhere to the set Covid-19 standard operatting procedures (SOPs) when filing their applications at police stations. – The Vibes, June 29, 2021

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