Enforcement on SOP to be stepped up

PETALING JAYA: The Home Ministry has directed its enforcement agencies to step up operations against violations of the stricter SOP which kicks in today.

Over 100,000 personnel have been deployed throughout the MCO for Covid-19 operations.

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