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“With this, Malaysian citizens with valid travel documents can enter and leave the country as they did before the pandemic,” he said in a press conference in Parliament this evening.
He said international travellers will no longer be required to apply for MyTravelPass, as the implementation will be abolished.
“We believe that our tourism sector, which has been affected by this closure, will be able to operate fully once again,” he said.
However, they must undergo a RT-PCR test two days before departure and be subjected to a professional RTK-antigen test 24 hours upon arrival.
“The Health Minister will announce further details tomorrow, with the standard operating procedures (SOPs) that will also be revealed soon,” Ismail Sabri added.
The new SOPs include:
– Eateries will be allowed to operate past midnight, depending on their licenses.
– Vaccination is no longer a requirement for inter-state travel or work.
– No more 50% capacity limit for event venues.
– No more physical distancing requirement for religious events.
With that said, people in Malaysia still have to wear face masks and check in at premises with MySejahtera.
Ismail Sabri also said that while the number of COVID-19 cases remains high, hospitalisation rates remain under control and Malaysia has a high rate of vaccination.
The Star reported that 99% of the recent cases are mild or asymptomatic.