Sarawak should stop non-essential travel at sub-district level


Police aided by the army questioning a motorist in Kuching. Non-essential travel between districts in Sarawak has been banned during the MCO. — Bernama

THE Sarawak government must impose a radical reduction — if not a total ban — on social movement of people at sub-district levels in the state.

The Sarawak Disaster Relief Committee had recently banned inter-district travel of non-essential services in the state until further notice.

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