Government allows nightclubs to open from May 15


Ravin Palanisamy

Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin says MySejahtera check-in will no longer be mandatory from May 1. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, April 27, 2022.

NIGHTCLUBS can open from May 15, Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said today.

According to Khairy, there will no longer be any prohibited economic sectors from mid-May.

“Anything that previously did not meet National Security Council (NSC) standard operating procedure (SOPs) will be dropped.

“Agencies are preparing protocols for reopening,” he said at a press conference in Putrajaya today.

Khairy also said that nightclubs were the only premises that remained on the NSC’s negative list.

Khairy added that the MySejahtera check-in was no longer required from May 1.

He said that anyone could enter any building, except people with “high-risk” status – for example testing positive or restricted by a home surveillance order.

Taking into account that all activities have been permitted with the use of 100% of space, Khairy also added that physical distancing was no longer required.

However, he asked the public to continue to practise social distancing where possible, as a precaution. – April 27, 2022.


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