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Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said some states, which have recorded a low number of Covid-19 cases, may see the conditional movement control order (MCO) imposed on them lifted.
He said the Health Ministry will present a risk evaluation report on this to the National Security Council (NSC) by Friday.
He said the Health Ministry will present a risk evaluation report on this to the National Security Council (NSC) by Friday.
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