Covid-19: So you want fried chicken during movement control period? Here’s what you need to know


Malaysians are encouraged to practice social distancing to curb the spread of Covid-19. Local fast food outlets are offering deliveries and takeaways for customers during the movement control period. — 123rf.com

Fast food outlets in Malaysia will continue operating as food services offering takeaways and online deliveries only during the movement control period from now till March 31.

QSR Brands which operates KFC and Pizza Hut outlets in Malaysia announced that customers can purchase food items via takeaway (available nationwide), self-collection after ordering through mobile apps or website (available now at 213 KFC and 410 Pizza Hut outlets nationwide) or online delivery.

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