KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah state government has opened up more activities for fully-vaccinated people from Monday, following the relaxation of restrictions in the tourism sector last week.
State local government and housing minister Masidi Manjun said a further 10 activities will be permitted.
Masidi said all private sector offices are now allowed to open, and “face-to-face meetings are now allowed for fully vaccinated individuals, with the capacity also capped at 50%”.
Contact sports and recreational activities in outdoor and indoor facilities are now allowed.
Individuals or groups can also be involved in fitness activities such as aerobics, zumba and others similar at gymnasiums or fitness centres, with the condition it does not involve more than 30 people or 50% of the venue’s capacity.
“Hiking activities are allowed as well for people individually or in groups under the same condition,” he said, in his daily Covid-19 statement today.
Maritime, land and aviation training centres can now open provided all those involved have been fully inoculated.
For recreational fishing activities, he said, fishing ponds are allowed to operate for 12 hours from 6am for visitors within the same district. Staff and customers must both be fully vaccinated.
“Domestic cruise ship activities within the state’s waters are allowed, with the capacity capped at 50%.
“Factories and shops selling alcohol are permitted to operate but all their staff must have completed their jabs. However, nightclubs, pubs and karaoke joints are not allowed to open,” he said.
He said all institutions of higher learning will be opened in stages to students who have completed their vaccination, adding the actual admissions depended on the respective institutions’ capacities. - FMT
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