Eurocham: No mention of lockdown after Feb 4 in meeting with Miti


PETALING JAYA: A European business group, earlier purportedly issued a note to its members that the government planned a lockdown, has now issued a denial.

Hours after the note was leaked to the media, it went viral and the media reported about the supposed lockdown.

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