What does CMCO mean in Authorities?

Conditional Movement Control Order | Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan Bersyarat (PKPB) updated by Johnny Neoh

CMCO was implemented from 4th May to 9th June 2020, with a relaxation of regulations from the MCO phases. Its main goal was to reopen and ‘recover’ the national economy in a controlled and conditional manner. As its namesake, most economic sectors were allowed to open, and the public’s movement were more relaxed, subjected to specific conditions. Two persons from each household are allowed to leave the home, though activities or operations that require mass gathering in enclosed spaces, such as theatres, schools, gyms, beauty and hair salons, religious activities, weddings, conferences, were still not allowed. Interstate and inter-district travel were still prohibited, and any work or emergency travelling required a written letter from employer or the relevant authorities. Dining-in regulations were relaxed as well, and 2 persons per table is allowed, yet still not encouraged for high-risk groups. The public were continually urged to utilise contactless payment, takeaway, delivery and drive-thru services to ensure minimise social and physical contact contamination. However, for the latest implementation of CMCO in Sabah (13th – 26th Oct 2020), Selangor, KL and Putrajaya (14th – 27th Oct 2020), students who are sitting for international examinations are allowed to travel, with a written letter from respective educational institutions required.

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