Govt urged to educate first before making masks compulsory


PETALING JAYA: Members of the public have urged the government to enforce standardised implementation and run an awareness campaign on the proper handling of masks should they decide to make wearing masks compulsory.

Admin executive Nabilaa Shuhaimi, 29, believes the public needed to be thoroughly educated about the handling and disposing of masks before the ruling is enforced.

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