Back to life, back to reality.
Stalls at the popular Telok Kemang beach in Port Dickson which once teemed with picnickers and holidaymakers was closed during the MCO. - SARBAN SINGH/The Star
The recovery MCO sees more regulations being relaxed, which includes permission for interstate travel and the gradual reopening of the domestic tourism sector. After going through nearly 90 days of stay-home and restricted movement regulations, Malaysians are now starting to travel domestically for holidays.
Nur Banglo Homestay and Nur Arowana Homestay operator Muhamad Ammar Farhan said as soon as the government announced the recovery MCO, he received encouraging booking requests from the public. “I haven’t had any holiday for a long time and I will fully utilise the relaxation granted by the government well. However, we need to look after ourselves and adopt the new normal practices, ” said Joo.
Other activities including overnight camping on the beach, programmes such as family day and wedding reception as well as water and filming activities are still prohibited.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Guna Google Map cari ‘port’ memancing tapi jumpa objek seakan kapal karam3 nelayan terkejut apabila nampak objek seakan kapal karam ketika sedang cari lubuk ikan. FMTNews FMTOhsem
Read more »
Longkang tersumbat punca banjir kilatportdickson 'Disebabkan hujan lebat terlalu lama, air parit melimpah memasuki kawasan tanah perkuburan Hindu, kebun kelapa sawit dan kedai biskut tradisional di Kampung Bukit Pelandok.' -Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri Chuah, Michael Yek Diew Ching
Read more »
Lebih 10 rumah terjejas banjirportdickson HUJAN lebat sejak jam 2 pagi menyebabkan beberapa rumah mengalami banjir kilat di Kampung Jimah Lama, Port Dickson, hari ini.
Read more »
Freeze on foreign worker intake until year-endPriority will be given to local people to fill up vacancies, foreigners can come as tourists, says minister. FMTNews HRDF MSaravanan
Read more »
Covid-19: Thailand to ease travel restrictions after no local transmissions for 28 daysBusiness executives, skilled workers, permanent residents, and medical tourists will be allowed to enter.
Read more »
Dubai ports giant ‘prepares for worst’ as virus impact looms | The Malaysian InsightFirm which runs port and logistics operations in 54 countries remains hungry for revenue-generating acquisitions.
Read more »