WHILE already a household name in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Pavilion is gearing up to be the largest fully integrated regional lifestyle mall in Klang Valley’s southern corridor this Dec 3, 2021.
An individual showing her risk-status on the MySejahtera app to a security guard before taking her temperature at a shopping mall.
PETALING JAYA: Several shopping malls in the city saw the return of shoppers on the first day of Hari Raya Aidilfitri following their temporary closures after being flagged through the Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) last week.
Sunway Malls and Theme Parks chief executive officer HC Chan described the return of shoppers as an encouraging sign as there are still those who wanted to do last-minute shopping during the festive period.
However, he said shoppers were more “careful and cautious” under the present situation and complied strictly with standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure safety.
On Facebook, there were Malaysians who were supportive of the move.
In fact, Prabha Sundram said it should have been done long ago.
“Lives are at stake here, ” she said.
Similarly, Azid Barja said it was better to avoid malls, bazaars and other crowded places for now.
“(We should) act like it is the first MCO. Only the head of the household goes out for groceries. People should stay home whenever possible. Also, never take off your face mask when outside, ” he said.
Sunway Malls and Theme Parks chief executive officer HC Chan said they were doing their best to cooperate and support all the government standard operating procedures (SOP) as they believed that “safety is the responsibility of everyone”.
(From left) Project director (development) of Malton Robert Spinks; adviser to Kuala Lumpur Pavilion Sdn Bhd Datuk Abdul Wahab Khalil; director of Infrastructure Planning department of Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur Datuk Steven Tan; director of Regal Path Sdn Bhd Datuk Lee Whay Hoong and executive director of Malton Hong Lay Chuan at the recent event.
BUKIT JALIL: Pavilion Bukit Jalil - the icon of connectivity has recently opened a new flyover, directly linking Bukit Jalil City (Jalan 13/155C) to Puchong via the Bukit Jalil Highway.
Built by Malton Bhd, the innovative property developer behind the iconic 50-acre Bukit Jalil City, this one-way 300-meter flyover began construction in 2018 and was completed six months ahead of schedule to benefit the community with greater accessibility.
EVEN Covid-19 cannot stop the Christmas splendour in our shopping centres this year.
Malls are not only decked with sparkly decorations, but many included special elements to lift the spirits of shoppers during such difficult times.
Some malls in the Klang Valley wanted to give shoppers a treat by recreating the wintry Christmas ambience in Western countries – to make up for the travel ban this year.
Others have meaningful messages behind the festive facade to remind Malaysians to keep looking on the bright side, even as the movement control order (MCO) continues.
One big difference this year, though – some malls will not be having performances to avoid crowds for public health and safety.