Will existing training sessions be allowed to continue?

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Existing Training Sessions at Police and Military Facilities Are Permitted to Continue

Existing training sessions at police training centres and military camps nationwide are allowed to proceed during the total lockdown period. However, any new activities, trainings, or classes that were not already underway are prohibited to mitigate the risk of Covid-19 infections by preventing large gatherings.
Continuation of Ongoing Trainings

Senior Minister (Security) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob clarified that ongoing training programmes for the police and army will not be halted. This exception applies to individuals and groups who were already engaged in training prior to the implementation of the total lockdown measures.
Prohibition of New Activities

New activities, trainings, or classes at these facilities are explicitly disallowed for the duration of the total lockdown. The rationale behind this restriction is to avoid the congregation of large numbers of people, which could increase the potential for Covid-19 transmission.
Rationale for Restrictions

The decision to prohibit new training activities is directly linked to public health concerns. Large gatherings inherently pose a higher risk of spreading the virus, and the government's objective is to minimise such risks during the period of stringent lockdown.

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