With Klang Valley and Melaka moving into Phase 3 of the National Recovery Plan (NRP) starting today, October 1, the National Security Council (MKN) has released new guidelines for these areas. For the first time, unvaccinated individuals are now able to visit showrooms, car washes, morning markets and farmers’ markets.
UPDATE: Health minister Khairy Jamaluddin has just tweeted that dine-ins are still restricted to vaccinated individuals in all phases of the NRP, adding that MKN’s guidelines had not been updated. This article has been edited to suit.
Those that have yet to get their shots are also able to cross district lines, although you still need to be vaccinated and get police permission to conduct interstate spousal or child visitations. Filming for the creative industry is also allowed for the unvaccinated.
Keperluan vaksinasi lengkap untuk dine-in KEKAL bagi semua fasa pemulihan. Peraturan yang dikeluar oleh @MKNJPM tidak dikemaskini. Dine-in privileges for all recovery phases only for those fully vaccinated. Kenyataan rasmi akan menyusuli.
— Khairy Jamaluddin ???????????? (@Khairykj) October 1, 2021
Last but not least, public and private events are now allowed to be held again at 50% of the venue’s capacity, with organisers and participants needing to be vaccinated beforehand. Unvaccinated visitors may enter, but only after either performing a pre-event COVID-19 test using a saliva-based self-test kit witnessed by the organisers, or obtaining permission from a health practitioner.
It goes without saying that you are required to wear a mask at all times in public places and practice social distancing of at least one metre, as before.
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