Consider aid for those hardest hit


PETALING JAYA: Mamak, eateries and coffee shop groups have welcomed the full lockdown but are pleading for various assistance from the government to help them survive the current circumstances.

Malaysian Muslim Restaurant Owners Association president Datuk Jawahar Ali Taib Khan said they were expecting the full lockdown as they were among those who had made earlier calls to help to stop the Covid-19 outbreak.

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