Which other sectors are still permitted to operate under MCO?

Question

Accepted Answer

Other Sectors Permitted to Operate Under the Movement Control Order

Several sectors are permitted to continue operations during the extended movement control order (MCO) period, following a government review of initial announcements. These include specific areas within the automotive industry, wholesale and retail, machinery and equipment, aerospace, professional services, healthcare, and construction.
Automotive and Machinery Sectors

Operations are allowed for the automotive industry, specifically concerning complete built-up models, equipment, components, and after-sales services such as maintenance. Similarly, the machinery and equipment sector, along with the aerospace industry, are also permitted to operate.
Wholesale, Retail, and Professional Services

Within the wholesale and retail industry, hardware stores, electrical and electronic stores, and optometrists are allowed to function. Furthermore, science, professional, and technical services are permitted, encompassing research and development activities that are incidental to legal practice, oil and gas, and Covid-19 related research and testing laboratories.
Healthcare and Construction

The social healthcare sector has been granted permission to operate, which includes registered traditional and complementary Chinese medicine practitioners. Additionally, services related to the construction industry are also allowed to continue during the MCO.

Reading history

Hide →

This history is cleared when the page is closed.

Which other sectors are still permitted to operate under MCO?

Loading

Was this article helpful?

Helpful

Not helpful

Report an issue

1

0

0

Share with friends