[Pandemic] 18 [Sending Cheers with Malaysia Hotel Light]

[Malaysian hotels are sending their support with lights]

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus and the implementation of the Movement Control Order, every industry has been impacted.

We can’t leave the house, work, go to school, move freely, shop, or travel. Even hotel enthusiasts like us can’t stay in hotels…

Things we once took for granted are no longer possible. At this moment, “now,” I want to reflect on various aspects of life—such as work styles, study methods, and financial matters.

Japan is also tightening its restrictions.

The hotel industry, despite suffering significant damage, is sending out its support in this way. Cherry blossoms must be blooming beautifully in Tokyo right now. Let’s overcome this challenge so we can enjoy hanami (flower viewing) again soon.

At 3:00 PM Malaysia Time (4:00 PM Japan Time) today, the Malaysian Prime Minister will announce new measures. Reports suggest that stricter directives may also be issued.

Continuing to update.

Let’s stay calm and fight COVID-19 together. In response to the impact of the novel coronavirus, Malaysia announced a “Movement Control Order” (MCO) from March 18 to March 31, effective from 10:00 PM on March 16 (11:00 PM Japan Time). In short, this means prohibiting foreigners from entering the country and restricting Malaysian citizens from leaving.

Reference: [Notice on the Malaysian Government’s Announcement of Movement Control Order] | Embassy of Japan in Malaysia