Smooth sailing on first day


KUALA LUMPUR: The first day of interstate travel for those “stranded” following the enforcement of the movement control order (MCO) saw traffic flowing smoothly on major expressways leading out of the federal capital.

A spokesperson for the Malaysian Highway Authority said it expected 300,000 vehicles to use its expressways during the interstate movement from yesterday until Sunday.

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