With Covid-19 cases surging, Bintulu residents say CMCO alone may not be enough | Malaysia

Thursday, 15 Apr 2021 10:56 AM MYT
Authorities setting up barbed wires to mark the EMCO areas in Bintulu. — Borneo Post Online pic
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BINTULU, April 15 — The implementation of the conditional movement control order (CMCO) with enhanced standard operating procedures (SOPs) in Bintulu until April 27 to stop the surge in Covid-19 cases has received mixed reactions from the public here.
Since Bintulu has recorded a high number of positive Covid-19 cases, most people are hoping that it would be placed under total lockdown for two weeks instead of just the enhanced SOPs.

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