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      Book, stationery, IT shops allowed to reopen tomorrow
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      Book, stationery, IT shops allowed to reopen tomorrow

      Book, stationery, IT shops allowed to reopen tomorrow

      Published: Jul 15, 2021 12:54 PM | Updated: Jul 15, 2021 3:39 PM

      The National Security Council (NSC) has decided to allow computer stores, book shops and stationery shops to resume operations tomorrow, said Deputy Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

      This is to facilitate students who are continuing their lessons at home while schools and universities are shut due to Covid-19 restrictions...

      Covid-19 (July 15): Record 13,215 cases, new highs in S'gor, NS, Kedah and Penang

      Covid-19 (July 15): Record 13,215 cases, new highs in S'gor, NS, Kedah and Penang

      Residents of locked down flats shower healthcare workers with gifts

      Residents of locked down flats shower healthcare workers with gifts

      S'gor exco slams Miti for allowing more businesses during EMCO

      S'gor exco slams Miti for allowing more businesses during EMCO

      Ismail Sabri reiterates all items can be sold as some stores still worry about fines

      Ismail Sabri reiterates all items can be sold as some stores still worry about fines

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