Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says they need the data before the sector can be allowed to reopen. FMTNews Barbershop
Barbershops and hair salons remain closed under the conditional movement control order.
PUTRAJAYA: The health ministry says it is waiting for data on the number of foreign workers employed at salons before it proposes that the sector be reopened for business. Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said there is normally a great deal of contact between barbers or hairdressers and their customers.
“We need to ensure that we can prevent Covid-19 from spreading,” he told reporters during his daily briefing here today. He added however that the ministry is fine-tuning standard operating procedures for barbers and salons.
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