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One weekend sunset at Tanjung Rhu Beach. In the evening when it becomes relatively cool, the locals come to heal the sun.
It is a state of the supermarket in the mall of Kota Kinabalu.
The number of people going to the mall is gradually increasing.
Many stores are open as usual.
Customers are shopping in a "new normal" while wearing a mask, checking the body temperature before entering (if the temperature is higher than 37.5°C, do not enter), and complying with the SOP set by the government called social distance.
In Malaysia, the number of infected people has been steadily decreasing since then. As of June 30, there were 195 people, less than 200! !! Even with such a steady recovery, the measures to prevent infection in the city are still in place, and people continue to cooperate.
The photo shows the weekend scene of "Mid Valley Mega Mall", one of the largest shopping malls in Kuala Lumpur. 99% of the shops in the vast mall are open, and the impression is that the number of customers is almost the same as before corona. What was surprising was the temperature measurement when entering the store. Just stand in front of a machine like the one in the photo and it will automatically detect it. Quite efficient!
At present, about 8,600 people have been infected, of which 8,300 have been confirmed to have recovered.
The number of newly infected people is still 10 every day, but signs of convergence are gradually appearing.
I went to Pullman Hotel KLCC in Bukit Bintang district.
As shown in the photo, all the staff wear face shields,
We also pay close attention to hygiene by placing disinfectant solutions everywhere.
Since June 10th, crossing the state has been permitted, and the traffic on the Malay Peninsula is gradually increasing.
The resort, Langkawi Island, can be reached by car and ferry from Kuala Lumpur, and Malaysian tourists are returning.
The "Sunday Market", which is famous for Kota Kinabalu, is open even though the number of shops is reduced and the intervals are increased!
Night markets are scheduled to open soon! !!
Rockawi Wildlife Park with Orangutans is also open!
We will be releasing more places and activities after July 1st, so let me know again!
The largest city in Borneo, Kota Kinabalu, is slowly coming back, but it is coming back to life.
The SOP rules (social distance, wearing masks, temperature measurement, etc.) are obeyed, but shopping malls in the city are usually open!
There are special sales at all stores, so locals are enjoying shopping♪
The number of infected people in Malaysia is decreasing steadily, and the number of infected people in Malaysia as of June 25 was 208, finally less than 300! !!
I hope that the number of infected people will decrease little by little in the future.
For more information on Coronavirus, please visit the official website of the Consular Office of Malaysia.
Reference: https://www.my.emb-japa…
It is the daytime yesterday in front of the "Pavilion", a famous shopping mall in Bukit Bintang, the most downtown area in KL. (Photo)
Most of the companies in the city center are already in operation, and I felt that the traffic was much better than before.
However, almost everyone who is out wears a mask, and when entering the store, a thermometer is taken, scan the QR code and enter the name, phone number, body temperature, or list. Is required to fill in. Infection control measures are still in place.
It's on Sunday (6/21) at the popular tourist destination "Little India" in Brickfields. (Photo)
Although the souvenir shop was quiet, the supermarket was crowded with local residents.
Since June 10th, activity restrictions have reached the recovery stage and food and drinks have been permitted in restaurants, but more than half of the restaurants are still closed.
