Homeless in KL to be placed at specific locations during MCO: Annuar Musa

Homeless in KL to be placed at specific locations during MCO: Annuar Musa thesundaily Covid19 coronavirus AnnuarMusa KualaLumpur homeless MCO Malaysia

: Homeless people around the capital will be housed at specific locations to prevent them from wandering during the Movement Control Order period.

“I have asked the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Council to prepare 100 new pillows and mattresses at Anjung Singgah for the homeless to stay and we will provide them with three meals a day for the duration of the MCO. “We do not encourage them to go on their own as we fear they may not practice social distancing,” he said via live streaming on Facebook today.

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