i would assume traveling from rawang to subang is not allowed as that is considered inter district?

aiya...tomorrow 13 Oct 11:59 and 59sec still OK
once 12:00 midnite.....tada 14Oct

Haiyo then shd not say 14 midnite , let say if we mention 12 Oct midnite which is today midnite = 12 Oct 23.59 - 13Oct 0:01

During the last CMCO back in May/June KL, Selangor and Putrajaya were treated as one state. I hope there will be clarification that the same applies this time. Otherwise, roadblocks between KL and PJ??? Impractical - society cannot function.

last time cannot rentas negeri, this time cannot rentas daerah (smaller unit)
so even consider KL/SGR/Putrajaya as 1 state, you still cannot cross the smaller unit (Petaling Jaya to Kajang or Petaling Jaya to KL)

technically possible to cross Sabak Bernam to Hilir Perak as no rentas negeri blockage. But again, u got the smaller unit blockage, so nope, cannot cross.

Even greater nuisance and nonsense then. Totally unenforceable. How many millions of cars cross those boundaries every day?

expecting a u-turn or leniency by tomorrow

last time cannot rentas negeri, this time cannot rentas daerah (smaller unit)
so even consider KL/SGR/Putrajaya as 1 state, you still cannot cross the smaller unit (Petaling Jaya to Kajang or Petaling Jaya to KL)

technically possible to cross Sabak Bernam to Hilir Perak as no rentas negeri blockage. But again, u got the smaller unit blockage, so nope, cannot cross.

The full list of barred activities for Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Selangor, according to the press briefing by Senior Minister (security cluster) Ismail Sabri Yaakob are as follows:

- Crossing district borders, unless for work purposes.

- Having more than two persons commuting together for grocery shopping.

- All forms of schooling - primary, secondary, tertiary, training institutes, childcare centres, kindergartens and tahfiz schools.

- Parks and recreation centres.

- Visiting houses of worship.

- All sporting, recreational, social and cultural events, including weddings.

- Entertainment outlets.

Inter-district travel will not be allowed during the CMCO period.

Workers are required to show their work pass or consent letter from employers to travel to another district.

Can go from kota dsara to ss2 pj ka?

can we actually dine in?

Does that mean there will be roadblock this time? Since its cmco? They mentioned u cant go out at all unless buying groceries and food?

Both are under Daerah Petaling, so should be ok.
no

Where can I obtain the detailed guideline? I keep reading that the guidelines will be released today?

All government services will remain operational throughout the implementation of the conditional movement control order (PKPB) in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya from October 14 to 27, says Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali.

In a statement today, Mohd Zuki said civil servants would adapt to a rotation system and work from home, based on the requirement.

He said heads of departments were required to comply with the Public Service Department Circular “JPA.SARAAN (S) 256/6 / 31JLD.6 (6)” dated May 2, 2020, for the purpose, and use their discretion and due consideration in the best interest of their staff’s health and welfare.

They should also ensure all safety and health standard operating procedures (SOPs) were fully complied with such as performing body temperature screening, practicing physical distancing, and using face masks and sanitisers.
“This will also apply to any other areas declared as being under the CMCO,” he said.

Mohd Zuki said the use of online applications should also prioritised to minimise physical presence at offices or over-the-counter services.

He added that the National Security Council (MKN) would be issuing a more detailed SOP in the near future.

Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob today said the Special MKN Meeting had agreed to implement the CMCO in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya after receiving advice from the Ministry of Health (MOH) and taking into account the increase in the number of Covid-19 cases in districts such as Klang, Petaling and Gombak.