MCO 3.0 starts today, BaSangLang.com has compiled the highlights for the SOPs set in place.

For full details, please check -
[1] [Infographics from YAB Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari ] 
[2] [Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Malaysia]

• Areas - Klang, Gombak, Petaling, Hulu Langat, Kuala Langat & Sepang. 
• Kuala Lumpur has also just been added into the MCO 3.0 list. 
• Date - 6 - 17 May 2021 (Kuala Lumpur 7 - 20 May 2021)

(General) Activities Allowed -

• Listed economic sectors
• Purchasing daily necessities
• Receiving health and medical treatment
• Conducting official government affrais and law duties

(General) Disallowed Activities -

• Cross-district in MCO areas, inter-state travel without PDRM's permission
• Travelling in and out of MCO areas without PDRM's permission

Hari Raya - 

• Aidilfitri Bazaars and Pasar Malam allowed to operate under strict SOPs until 10pm as per the following - Limitation of visitors, queue numbers to be given out, children below 12 years old are not allowed entry. Any breach of SOPs will result in immediate closure
• Ramadhan Bazaars are not allowed to operate starting 8 May 2021
• Dine-in is not allowed in MCO areas, including Ramadhan buffets

Travelling - 

• For vehicles, the passenger limit = vehicle capacity limit 
• Letter from PDRM needed for long-distance married couples that need to travel cross-district or interstate

Education - 

• All schools in Selangor will be temporary closed starting 6 May 2021
• Students in hostels in MCO areas are not allowed to return for the time being
• International exams and bodies are allowed to operate under strict SOPs, will need letter from MoE
• Students who need to travel for official exams will need validation and letter from MoE

Economical -

• Dine-in is not allowed in MCO areas, takeaway, delivery and drive-through only
• Spa and refloxology centres are not allowed to operate
• Night clubs and pubs are not allowed to operate
• Theme parks, indoor playgrounds, karaokes, cinemas are not allowed to operate
• Operation Hours -
• Food & Beverage - 6am-12am
• Grocery stores and pharmacies - 6am- 2am 
• Hospitals, clicnics and medical labs - Usual operation hours 
• Daily necessity stores - 6am-10pm
• Petrol stations - 6am-12am
• Petrol stations on highways - 24 hours 
• Daily markets (Pasar) - 6am-2pm 
• Wholesale markets - 12am-6am / 11am-4pm 
• Veterinary and pet shops - 6am-10pm 
• Laundry, Optical, Car Wash, Barber and Saloons - 6am - 10pm

Office Work (Public & Private Sectors)

• Allowed to operate, travelling employees will need - Registration/Letter of Operation AND Working Pass/Letter of Validation from Company
• Attendance for public sectors - According to JPA's instructions
• Attendance for private sectors - 30% of management group 
• For work that does not require physical attendance, the Work From Home (WFH) directive will apply
• All face-to-face meetings are not allowed to involve people from other agencies, and must be held via video streaming

Religious Affairs 

• Mostly allowed with strict compliace to SOP

Care Centres

• Daycare centres, kindergartens are allowed to operate with permission from relevant ministries and agencies
• Care centres for OKU, senior citizens, women and others are allowed to operate

Sports & Leisure Activities 

• UPDATE: 07/05/2021 - All sports and recreational activites have been suspended.
• UPDATE: 08/05/2021 - All sports and recreational activites that do not include physical contact is now allowed. 
• No physical contact. Social distancing of 1.5 metres must be observed
• Group activities are limited to 30% of the area capacity and must not exceed 30 people

Social Activities 

• Mostly not allowed except for - Driving Institutes, Flying Institutes and Fishing, all to be held under strict SOP compliance

Creative Industry 

• Filming allowed with minimal crew in studios with no audience and strict compliance to SOP
• Indoor busking is allowed

This is a simplified version from our understanding, kindly refer to the full official releases from the relevant government sectors for the official and most accurate information. Reference links are provided at the top of the article for easy reference.