‘Decide early whether CNY eve dine-in allowed’

LABUAN: The Labuan Chinese Chamber of Commerce hopes an early decision will be made by the government to replace the Movement Control Order (MCO) with the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) as this would enable more economic sectors to operate after Feb 4 to cash in on the Chinese New Year demands.

Chamber Chairman Datuk Wong Ki Yii said: “An early decision would help restaurants to enable them open for bookings for dine-in during Chinese New Year.”

 

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