JOHOR BARU: All business premises around Johor have been adhering to the movement control order (MCO) imposed by the god vernment in controlling the Covid-19 outbreak.
State local government and housing committee chairman Ayub Jamil said all businesses, which were allowed to operate under the MCO in their respective local councils jurisdiction, were complying with the 7am and 7pm operating hours."We would like to thank all local councils that have issued notices informing all business premises about the matter and also conducting enforcement between the operating hours.
Ayub, who is also the Rengit assemblyman, added that petrol stations were allowed by the National Security Council to operate except for those that have shops at the stations where they must adhere to the 7am until 7pm operating hours.
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