KUCHING (May 11): Sarawak will continue to be placed under the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) circuit breaker until May 17, said the State Disaster Management Committee (SDMC).
This was decided in the committee’s meeting today following Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyddin Yassin’s announcement that the Movement Control Order (MCO) would be implemented throughout the country from tomorrow until June 7.
Sabah had also decided to continue with its CMCO until May 17.
SDMC said in its Covid-19 daily update that the committee had instead decided to tighten the conditions of several standard operating procedures (SOPs) which will come into effect tomorrow.
“No dine-ins are allowed at restaurants, food outlets, bistros, cafes, food and beverage stalls. Only takeaways, drive-thru or food deliveries are allowed,” it said.
It also said that measures are to be taken by premises that have been identified as high risk in spreading the Covid-19 outbreak generated through the Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) system.
“A detailed CMCO SOP Guideline will be announced on the National Security Council, Sarawak website,” it added.
Meanwhile, the committee said three longhouses and a village have been placed under the Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO) for two weeks.
“Rh Janggie, Lempa in Kabo, Betong is currently under the EMCO from May 9 to 22 whereas Kampung Tebedu Mawang in Serian, Rh Mengga in Ulu Sungai Salim in Sibu and Rh Santa, Sungai Ngayah KM2 Jalan Selangau-Mukah in Selangau will commence their EMCO tomorrow (May 12) until May 25,” it said.
It also announced that SMK Ulu Balingian in Sibu as well as four longhouses have ended their EMCO today.
The longhouses are Rh Awit, Nanga Mujok in Julau; Rh Tiut anak Usit, Sungai Setulan at Jalan Pesisir Kuala Tatau in Tatau; Rh Mujah anak Atin, Batu 12 at Jalan Bintulu-Miri in Bintulu; and Rh Terrance Tarang, Ng Selaut Ili in Julau.
Source: https://www.theborneopost.com/2021/05/11/no-mco-in-sarawak-but-sdmc-tightens-cmco-prohibits-dining-in-food-outlets/
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