In an interview with the China Press, Prof Datuk Dr Awang Bulgiba Awang Mahmud stresses that we must continue to follow the standard operating procedures while in public places. This means that social distancing, wearing mask and constantly cleaning our hands. However, there are some public places where social distancing is not an option, like public transport, i.e., buses, trains and airplanes. In this places the practice of constantly wearing the face mask and maintaining hand hygiene is pertinent. He also discusses on SOP for swimming pools and bars.
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