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Interstate Travel Could Cause 4th Wave

07-Apr-21 12:30

Interstate Travel Could Cause 4th Wave

Waiting to “cuti-cuti Malaysia” as soon as interstate borders open? Not so fast, says an expert, as a loosened policy could bring about the 4th wave of the pandemic. Based on the small yet sudden spike in cases and the alarming jump in infectivity rates, traveling across the country may not be the best idea at the moment.

Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj

Presented by: Audrey Raj and Freda Liu


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Categories:  Personal DevelopmentEntrpreneurshipSME

Tags:  tourismeconomypandemiccovid19





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