like clause number 5.no out station travel, means no, be it small road or highway. (this is my question).

How will the government enforce?

do u realize every kampung u pass by, first thing and last thing u see is police station ? that how PDRM work when they try to catch most wanted person.

So road blocks? How can they verify where you are coming from? And if they ask you to turn around, turn around to where? Then you face another roadblock and then turn around again?

1.Some people's nric still have their kampung address

2.And you are just speculating. No news on major police roadblock that I have heard.

3.So other than the unfeasible roadblock, how are they going to enforce point 5?

So road blocks? How can they verify where you are coming from? And if they ask you to turn around, turn around to where? Then you face another roadblock and then turn around again?

Some people's nric still have their kampung address

And you are just speculating. No news on major police roadblock that I have heard.

So other than the unfeasible roadblock, how are they going to enforce point 5?

what i read is, restaurant can open for take away OR delivery service. cannot dine in is confirm

Mana source? I didnt know about that number 5

not sure where is the sos for this info

once the perintah is activated, you are not supposed to go anywhere unless it's related to the essential services. Example ur wife works at KLIA. You can go there to fetch her and straightaway back home.

Balik kampung is not related to essential service and it's a prohibition.

what is pm office gonna do about those companies that refuse to close during the lockdown?

again, sos mana?

that my questions too.

like clause number 5.no out station travel, means no, be it small road or highway. (this is my question).

ESSENTIAL SERVICES
[Section 2]
1.Banking services.
2.Electricity services.
3.Fire services.
4.Port,  dock,  harbour  and  airport  services  and  undertakings,  including
stevedoring,  lighterage,  cargo  handling,  pilotage  and  storing  or  bulking  of commodities.
5.Postal services.
6.Prison services.
7.Production, refining, storage, supply and distribution of fuel and lubricants.
8.Public health services.
8A.Public waste management services.
9.Radio  communication  services,  including  broadcasting  and  television services.
10.Telegraph, telephone and telecommunication services.
11.Transport services by land, water or air.
12.Water services.
13.Any service provided by any of the following Departments of Government:
(i)Chemistry.
(ii)Civil Aviation.
(iii)Customs and Excise.
(iv)Immigration.
(v)Marine.
(vi)Meteorology.
(vii)Printing.