PUTRAJAYA: Using a face mask is not compulsory and business outlets should not impose the condition on patrons, says Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.
“It is not against the law if one does not wear a face mask. Yes, it is encouraged but it is not compulsory.
Some malls in the country have compelled customers to wear a face mask before allowing them to enter. He also reported that the multi-agency task force had made 41,451 checks nationwide including at wet markets, supermarkets, factories and banking premises.
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