EMCO announcement has caused confusion, panic in Perak, says MCA ethnic relations chief


Peoples queing in getting their groceries shop at a mall before the EMCO start tomorrow. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star (21stMay 2021)

IPOH: The sudden announcement of the enhanced movement control order here has caused public confusion and panic, claims MCA ethnic relations and religious affairs bureau chief Cally Ting.

She said there should be better coordination within the government when handling a public health crisis.

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