Support Special Local Restrictions
The economy still needs space as it begins to stretch and this can be done, of course, without ignoring health protocols so that we can continue to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.
A passenger wearing a face mask queues to check-in for her flight at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in Sepang on November 29, 2021, as countries across the globe shut borders and renewed travel curbs in response to the spread of a new, heavily mutated Covid-19 coronavirus variation dubbed Omicron.
The government canceled the nationwide implementation of level 3 public activity restrictions (PPKM) during the Christmas and New Year holidays and replaced it with special localized restrictions.
Although there are still pros and cons to weigh regarding this sudden decision, the move was welcomed, especially by business players. The economy still needs space as it begins to stretch and this can be done, of course, without ignoring health protocols so that we can continue to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.