What stricter SOPs will Sarawak enforce from May 12?

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Sarawak to Implement Stricter Standard Operating Procedures from May 12

Sarawak will implement more stringent standard operating procedures (SOPs) from May 12, opting to continue with the conditional movement control order (CMCO) rather than the nationwide MCO 3.0. These updated regulations specifically target food and beverage establishments and high-risk areas identified by the HIDE system.
Restrictions on Dining and Takeaway Services

Food and beverage outlets, including restaurants, food courts, and bistros, will be prohibited from allowing dine-in customers. Food suppliers will be restricted to selling only takeaway orders, though the delivery of food parcels to homes remains permitted under the new directives.
Measures for High-Risk Areas

Premises identified as high-risk by the Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) system are mandated to implement measures aimed at preventing the spread of Covid-19 infections. These steps are crucial for mitigating transmission within identified hotspots.
Enhanced Movement Control Orders in Specific Locations

In addition to the statewide SOP adjustments, enhanced movement control orders (EMCO) have been enforced in specific localities. Rumah Langgie in Lempa, Betong Division, is under EMCO from May 9 to May 22, and Rumah Mengga, Ulu Sungai Salim, along the Selangau-Mukah road, from May 12 to May 25.

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