Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob says people are still rushing to buy goods. FMTNews Covid19Malaysia
A soldier speaks to a motorist at a roadblock. Police and army personnel will also be stationed in markets and supermarkets to ensure compliance with the movement control order.
He said the police and army personnel will, with the help of the local councils, ensure that people keep a 1m distance from each other and “maybe take turns to enter the markets”.
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