A resident of the Taman Harmoni People’s Housing Project (PPR) in Sandakan looks on as police tighten movement in and out of the housing area that has recorded the highest number of Covid-19 cases in Sandakan.
KOTA KINABALU (Bernama): Nine business premises in Sandakan have been ordered to close after they were found to be in defiant with the movement control order (MCO).
Sabah State Health Department director Datuk Dr Christina Rundi said the premises were among the 946 outlets inspected statewide in an integrated operation led by the department's Inspectorate and Legal Unit on Sunday (April 19).
"The nine premises that were ordered closure comprise three convenience stores, three sundry shops, a factory, a workshop, and an eatery.
"The closure order has been issued by the Sandakan Municipal Council,” she said in a statement here.
Dr Christina said the department had previously issued two warnings to the owners of the premises for failing to comply with the MCO requirements.- Bernama
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