IPOH: The individuals are to proceed taking preventive measures to protect themselves from Covid-19, says Perak’s Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah.
He mentioned because the nation will start transitioning into the endemic part on April 1, the folks ought to proceed to cooperate with the federal government’s efforts to minimise an infection and to protect the nation from a brand new wave.
“The leisure of motion will permit the folks to transfer freely and have the ability to have extra actions.
“I do hope the folks can lead a standard and joyful life, the financial system rejuvenate and prosperity of the nation is restored,” he mentioned in a press release after chairing the Dewan Negara Perak (the Advisory Council to the Ruler) at Istana Iskandariah in Kuala Kangsar on Tuesday (March 15).
“However, the relief of motion doesn’t imply the specter of the pandemic is over.
“Preventive steps as suggested by the National Security Council and Health Ministry should at all times be adopted,” he added.
Sultan Nazrin additionally mentioned because the Ramadan month is across the nook, all Orang Besar Negeri, particularly the Orang Besar Jajahan, want to play an energetic position in serving to to monitor actions that happen in mosques, whereas offering recommendation and steering to minimise the danger of an infection.
“I will likely be getting the views and recommendation from the related authorities earlier than setting a tenet and recommendation to the Islamic establishments, mosques and surau,” he mentioned.
On Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Sultan Nazrin mentioned he hopes that the folks can as soon as once more have a good time the festivities in a vigorous and cheerful ambiance.
“For two years, Muslims didn’t get the prospect to have a good time Hari Raya Aidilfitri with their members of the family and family members.
“It is my hope and need that the enjoyment of celebrating the festivities in a vigorous and cheerful ambiance can return,” he mentioned.
“For that, the folks, particularly the Muslims, want to watch out,” he added.
