Malaysia

Let stationery, book, computer shops open, urges students’ group

It’s in view of classes being held online during Covid-19 lockdown

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 29 Jun 2021 4:15PM

Let stationery, book, computer shops open, urges students’ group
Both students and teachers need to get materials and devices to facilitate e-learning, says the National Student Consultative Council. – The Vibes file pic, June 29, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – The government has been urged to allow shops selling books, stationery and computers, as well as telecommunications stores, to resume operations even before the National Recovery Plan (NRP) enters Phase 2.

National Student Consultative Council president Muhammad Amir Asyraf Mohd Sabri in a statement today said this is in view of classes being held online during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Both students and teachers need to get materials and devices to facilitate e-learning, he said.

Malaysia is still in Phase 1 of NRP, with the transition into Phase 2 to be done when the daily coronavirus caseload dips below 4,000, intensive care unit bed capacity is at a “moderate” level, and 10% of the population has received both vaccine doses. – Bernama, June 29, 2021

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