I have sumilar situation like you...

During MCO 1.0, the authority did raid on the house renovation sites.
My renovation contractor was scared by his friends' cases.
He stopped work at my site and went through the official procedures before resuming works.

If anyone insists of continue the renovation, please pray for luck.
If the contactor is caught, the cost will be higher and completion date will be longer.

How about landed house? Above just mention condo

The problem is your neighbours may report you to the authority.
If this is not clarified with proper approval, the risk is still there.

My contractor did not take the risk in MCO1.0 because his indons are all illegal workers...
Anyway, I was also fine that they went through the proper approval process as I was not in hurry.
Your case may differ...

You will be violating MCO.  I understand your situation but this line of answer/attitude will get you nowhere.  I have my built-in library cabinet and minor house maintenance stuck pending management approval from my housing area.  The delivery will be delayed as vendors and management are cautious not to violate MCO.

Drama King, you are not the only one affected by MCO.  There are businesses not allowed to operate and you think they wont "die" due to inability to open fully for business? Stop talking as if only your casse is terminal. 

if your case is urgent, I am sure you can explain nicely to the authorities if asked and I am sure they will understand.  Anyway urgent house maintenance is allowed.  General renovation is borderline/questionable.

Again I said I understand your situation but please dont use ridiculous reason to justify your way of doing thing.  You are not really trying to help/save your contractor or workers.  If you are having such big heart, why don't you give 50% bonus to those workers for taking risk of violating MCO just to do your renovation?  I can smell bs from miles away. 
Like Snoy mentioned below, there is better appropriate way to handle this and stop behaving like you are the only victim.
I agree with you.  For my cabinet and non essential work, I am delaying them.  Urgent house maintenance such as leak, I am proceeding with it.

Before you continue to talk nonsense, I suggest that you check the MCO guidelines and MITI greenlist on what is allowed under MCO.  Then you know your renovation is technically a violation of MCO.  In other words, stop talking bs if you don't do your home work.  Just in case you go and read, may I tell you that renovation is NOT under Construction and it is also not under Services (which is reserved for essential services).

Like I said, if one has urgent reason, one may appeal to Miti for exemption but unfortunately you are talking as if you have the God given right to do your stupid renovation.  That's all I am saying.

Analogy: if you have an family emergency and you are rushing home driving at 180km/h.  I am sure you will tell the police that it is OK to drive that fast because you have an emergency?  You are still breaking the law in this case.  Likewise if you talk nicely and explain the police I am sure he will let you go.  However, talking like the world owe you this wont get you anywhere.  Please grow up and think.

I guess you are too dumb to understand.  Go and read Miti guidelines.  So are you having house maintenance or renovation? Unfinished renovation is not under house maintenance.  So now you are trying to go from you are trying to save the contractor and his workers to this is critical maintenance??  Give me a break,  For god sake if you want to split hair you have not stayed in the house and this is not maintenance.  I have no problem for you to explain the situation and get authorities to OK but I am problem with your stupid attitude.

I don't need to prove I am somebody to you.  If you are too dumb to google Miti greenlist and guidelines on MCO then it just prove to me how dumb you are.
Anyway, I have seen the guidelines you pasted but that's for strata properties.  Although nowadays there are strata titled houses with roof but I doubt yours is since you said in earlier post that you are just taking this for normal landed properties.  In any case, hacking and noise generating activities are not allowed for strata titled property too. 

Again, it is one thing to accept reasonable risk (such as in this case) with proper explanation to the authorities.  It is another thing to show your ignorance by insisting that you are absolutely right and not breaking any law.

I don't need to prove I am somebody to you.  If you are too dumb to google Miti greenlist and guidelines on MCO then it just prove to me how dumb you are.
Anyway, I have seen the guidelines you pasted but that's for strata properties.  Although nowadays there are strata titled houses with roof but I doubt yours is since you said in earlier post that you are just taking this for normal landed properties.  In any case, hacking and noise generating activities are not allowed for strata titled property too. 

Again, it is one thing to accept reasonable risk (such as in this case) with proper explanation to the authorities.  It is another thing to show your ignorance by insisting that you are absolutely right and not breaking any law.

Congratulations ... you argue your case like a 8-year old school boy.  Who is the one first accusing someone as nobody?

I see your past posts and see that you have the maturity of a toddler.  I am sure you will save money, save the world (and those poor contractor's workers), and blah blah blah.  I am sure you are not violating any law because you are always right including using a strata guideline for landed properties?  When you can't even differentiate construction project from renovation project I already know that you haven't read the Miti's guidelines which clearly define what is Construction and what is Service under the MCO guidelines.  Just stop showing your stupidity please.

I think mr k is referring to this ...
https://m.malaysiakini.com/news/558609

The definitions are very specific and renovation doesn’t fit into Construction and/or Service category. So I think for those that are not specifically mentioned like renovation best is pretend you don’t know and plead for exception if checked by authorities. Most importantly be nice to your neighbors because it will be a different story if they are complaining.