See you at the movies soon!


A GSC cinema staff at Mid Valley Megamall spraying disinfectant in preparation of opening cinemas to the public on March 5. Moviegoers can buy tickets online to eliminate the necessity to queue up.

PETALING JAYA: Wellness and cinema industry operators have welcomed the government’s decision to allow them to reopen under the conditional movement control order.

GSC chief executive officer Koh Mei Lee said she was “happy, thankful and relieved” now that cinemas were finally allowed to reopen.

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