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Government must “act decisively to ban mass gatherings”, said the Malaysian Health Coalition.

MTUC secretary-general J. Solomon: In Malaysia, the government seems averse to drastically reducing public interaction to reduce the risk of mass infections.

The authorities should instead “focus on mitigation to reduce the number of cases and optimise the healthcare resources”, said Dr Lee Boon Chye.

“The advice for social distancing has obviously fallen on deaf ears, as I see people going about their daily lives as if there is no threat at all.

“I do consider the implication of such measures, but we do not want to be too late, like other countries, which are fighting a losing battle now. Every day matters,” the statement said.

The report said the challenges include the local retail sector’s lacklustre performance and the requirement for foreign entrants to sell 30% of the business to a local within three years of its entry into the market.

Jing Fong's second location on the Upper West Side, saw business has dropped by only 20%, which signals that the issue is not so much people avoiding Chinese restaurants but avoiding the city’s various Chinatowns.

They are Full Gospel Assembly (FGA), in Kuala Lumpur, and Glad Tidings and SIBKL, in Petaling Jaya.

Restaurants and other service businesses will stay open, but the Taioseach advised that adhering to public health advice is now "more important than ever."

Police: After he showed up at the clinic, the medical staff took him to Hospital Sungai Buloh where he is said to be under quarantine now.

Homeless man ‘escapes’ from Klinik Kesihatan after doctors diagnosed him with high fever while having suspected signs of a COVID-19 infection.