Which Industries To Reopen Post CMCO?

Shawn Loong, Founder and Director of Shawn Cutler | Lex Low, Chief Barber of OTHRS Barber

04-Jun-20 12:00

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As the CMCO is currently scheduled to end on the 9th of June, the Malaysian government is aiming to reopen more sectors & industries - with strict SOPs in place like physical distancing and contact tracing as well. But which industry needs to be reopened first?

Produced by: Christine Wong, Richard Bradbury

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