Barbershops high-risk for virus transmission, say health experts
Barbershops are among a handful of businesses and industries allowed to reopen as the MCO is extended to April 28. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 12, 2020.
PUTRAJAYA should not allow barbershops to reopen during the movement-control order as they are a prime location for transmitting the coronavirus, said medical experts.’s statement that the measures taken under the first and second phases of the MCO from March 18 to April 14 should continue in the third phase.
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