Johor to adhere to conditional MCO

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Johor will follow the Federal Government’s decision in imposing the conditional movement control order (MCO) but with a few changes to suit its capabilities.

said that the decision was decided during a meeting with the National Security Council and relevant agencies.

“However, the conditional MCO will be carried out based on the capabilities of our local councils, ” he said during a press conference held at Kota Iskandar here Monday . Hasni, who is also Benut assemblyman, said that the respective local councils would come out with its SOPs pertaining to the matter as soon as possible.

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