i. Semua penumpang, staf Lembaga Sungai-Sungai Sarawak, Operator bot, krew bot, juragan, porter dan ejen tiket.
ii. Mempunyai suhu badan kurang daripada 37.5 darjah Celsius.
iii. Memakai pelitup muka / face mask.

In case of emergency as mentioned above or whichever is considered critical, it will be allowed to carry additional of max two (2) passengers on board after obtaining approval from Sarawak Rivers Board (SRB).

The operation of passenger boats in full capacity will be decided and announced the State Disaster Management Committee (SDMC) at the appropriate time.

Hand sanitiser and disinfection solution are to be provided by the boat operators to ensure cleanliness and control of infectious diseases.

Prior to operating, companies / individuals involved in the p-hailing industry should practice social, health and contactless transaction wherever possible. All riders are advised to wear face masks, use hand sanitizer and wash their hands regularly.

Riders are required to carry out the disinfection sanitation process for the daily shipping box according to the guidelines set by the MOH. All riders must undergo a health screening and adhere to the Covid-19 prevention procedures prescribed by MOH issued from time to time.

In the event of any employee being infected with Covid-19, the company must assist and fully cooperate with the Ministry of Health in implementing contact tracing of infected employees of Covid-19 and contact management.

For a parcel-hailing service (p-hailing) registered with a local authority if a rider is infected with Covid-19 or has symptoms it is the individual's responsibility to exercise control to ensure that no services are performed.

All p-hailing riders are required to download and register on the MySejahtera app and need to present proof of registration to the authorities.

Although e-commerce operations are allowed to operate 24 hours, delivery time is encouraged between 7.00 am and 7.00 pm and is subjected to current regulations from MKN, Local Authorities and Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH).

As stated in the Land Public Transport Act 2010 (Act 715) and the LPKP Act 1987 (Act 334), all freight vehicle services must have a driver's license and the vehicle used must be registered as a freight vehicle before it can operate. Therefore, private vehicles are not permitted to be used as goods vehicles either for their own business or for third parties (for rent / hire) unless they are licensed or registered in advance.

Shipping services are still allowed to operate. Riders are required to have full valid driver's license (CDL) and aged of not less than 18 years old. Riders should also be free from the JPJ / PDRM blacklist. All entities or individuals are advised to have insurance coverage for their riders.

All riders must comply with all road rules such as wearing helmets and so on. The boxes to be carried for the goods are to be in compliance to the size specified under the JPJ requirements.

For safety purposes, it is compulsory to use motorcycle lanes which are gazetted, and to wear safety vests.

There is no prohibition on the movement of goods vehicles on the road.

All air crews, crews and truckers who drive heavy vehicles for the purpose of carrying commercial goods are allowed to exit and enter into border countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Brunei, subject to MKN and PDRM directives;

All air crews, crews and truckers are required to undergo a health screening and comply with applicable border control rules in accordance with current rules agreed between the Government of Malaysia and other countries.

The company is required to ensure that the workers involved have valid passports and sufficient sheets of passport for immigration purposes. Upon expiry of the passport, the company may contact the relevant State Immigration Director to request renewal of the validity / issuance of new passport books during the CMCO period.

However, these instructions are subject to the current directives of the MKN.

The port operation will run normally. All loading and unloading activities of cargo ships are allowed to operate normally and are not limited to essential items. Therefore, the operation of forwarding agent and shipping agent will also operate as usual in Malaysian ports. This is subject to compliance with MKN's current operating instructions.

Before executing the shipment, the company must ensure that the warehouse / factory / cargo company is authorized to operate to receive the shipment to be shipped.

For office workers, companies need to reduce the number of employees to a minimum, namely the availability of office workers only when necessary. Companies should establish a home-work system for employees not involved in critical activities;

For mobile workers, the company has to reduce the number of workers to a minimum of two people for vehicles less than 2 tons, while an assistant is allowed for vehicles over 2 tons.

Social distancing needs to be a norm in everyday life including in the delivery of goods. Freight handling, which is also assisted by transport workers (drivers and assistant), especially in grocery stores, shopping malls and convenience stores, should be carried out fully by cargo owners with minimal labour.

The Government has no objection to e-fulfillment hubs / warehousing operations. This is because, e-fulfillment hubs / warehousing operations are not subject to the Movement Restriction Order as outlined in the Federal Government Gazette of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases (Measures in the Local Area of Infections) 2020. The industry is requested by the Ministry of Health, Malaysia’s recommendation to curb the transmission of COVID-19.

Distribution Center (DC) operations involving essential daily needs and food including e-commerce warehouse and supporting warehouse services are allowed to operate, subject to the prevailing CMCO regulations.

All kinds of goods can be brought during the CMCO period. Therefore, no notice will be issued.

Before executing the shipment, the company must ensure that the cargo owner is authorized to operate (not carrying out activities under the Unauthorized Activity List) to receive the shipment to be shipped. Authorization to operate is subject to sectors not included in the National Security Council (MKN) list of Prohibited Activities.

In the event that the supplier factory is not allowed to operate but the raw material from the supplier is available at the warehouse, the transport company is allowed to bring the material to the manufacturing plant for manufacture.

No. As stated in the Economic Opening SOP issued by the National Security Council (MKN), all other sectors of the business are allowed to reopen and operate except those sectors specified in the Prohibited Activities List from time to time.

The transport and logistics sectors have been authorised to operate as Essential Services in accordance with the Infectious Disease Prevention and Control (Measures Within the Infectious Diseases) Regulations 2020 [PU (A) 132] dated April 28, 2020. Approval to continue operation is subjected to the provision of essential services that are listed and in force.

Allowed logistics activities include the following:

i. Freight forwarder services and customs agents
ii. Truck operation of hauliers
iii. Freight train operations
iv. Shipping line and Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC)
v. Air freight operations
vi. Storage activities (warehouses, off docks, etc.)
vii. Inland Container Depot Operations
viii. Operation ancillary services to land, water or air transport (towing, workshop, tyre supply etc)

It is advised not to consume food in the bus for safety and good hygiene practices.

The cabin of the buses is cleaned with approved disinfectant at designated stops. Onward journey passengers may be required to disembark so that cleaning and disinfectant services can be carried out.

Passengers are advised that bringing all kind of animals and live farm animals onto the vehicle is not permitted.

There is no change in the bus fare during CMCO.

The bus capacity is limited to 50% only with a social distance of 1 meter.

No, all passengers are required to purchase and use their own masks.

All terminal operators have been asked to implement the following health control measures:

1. Check the body temperature of passengers at the terminal. Passengers with symptoms will be asked to go home;
2. Terminal operators are to provide hand sanitisers at ticket counters and at the main entrance of the terminal;
3. Terminal operators are to label places such as arrival / departure waiting areas, ticket counters or any other places where people congregrate with special stickers as guidance for terminal users to adhere to social distancing of at least 1 meter;
4. Ensure the seating at departure area is spaced alternatively 1 seat empty and the terminal operator is required to ensure that the passenger capacity is controlled based on 1 meter social distancing;
5. The terminal operators need to encourage the public to purchase ticket at the self-service ticket kiosks;
6. Passengers, employees and merchants are to wear face mask at all times;
7. Terminal operators are to periodically announce regarding the control and prevention of Covid-19;
8. Terminal operators are required to carry out regular cleaning and disinfection at high-touch areas such as doors, chairs, holders and any frequented places (minimum once in 8 hours); and
9. Ensure that workers and retailers in the terminal area undergo daily health screening for symptoms before commencing operation. They will be allowed to operate unless they are tested positive for Covid-19 or have symptoms, by which they will be asked to stop operating completely.

Yes, land public transport terminals will be allowed to operate as usual.

All passengers using the services are encouraged to download and register themselves on the MySejahtera app.

The same health control conditions are applicable to drivers. Drivers must ensure that they are free of any symptoms before they can resume work. They should always wear face mask during the work duration.

For taxi and e-hailing services, the maximum number of passengers at any one time is two and passengers must be seated at the back.

All passengers are required to wear face mask at all times when riding in the taxi and e-hailing.

All passengers are required to adhere to instructions from taxi and e-hailing drivers.

Passengers with symptoms are not allowed into the taxi and e-hailing.

Passengers are advised to purchase ticket via cashless payments.

Drivers and passengers are encouraged to use hand sanitiser before boarding and alighting from the vehicle.

All passengers must always wear face mask in buses and licensed vans. All passengers are required to adhere to the instructions from the bus drivers and licensed van drivers.

Passengers with symptoms are not allowed on the buses and licensed vans.

Passengers are advised to purchase ticket via cashless payments such as monthly passes.

Social distancing will be applied to all public buses. The bus capacity is limited to 50% only with a social distance of 1 meter. The number of passengers on the bus is to be determined by the driver.

All operators are to provide markings on the bus for social distancing purposes. If there are two or three seats, one seat is to be kept empty.

At the standing spaces on the bus, markings are to be placed on the floor of the bus.

Bus and facilities are to be cleaned after each trip as well as at the depot after operating hours.

All buses will be provided with hand sanitisers which passengers must use each time they board and leave the bus.