SOPs To Be Eased For Fully Vaccinated Individuals In Malaysia
Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced that COVID-19 restrictions will be eased from 10 August (Tuesday) onwards for those who are fully vaccinated. Fully vaccinated individuals will soon be allowed the freedom to carry out selected previously disallowed activities upon flashing their COVID-19 digital vaccination certification.
Do note that you will only be considered fully vaccinated 14 days (2 weeks) after receiving your second dose of the Pfizer, AstraZeneca, or Sinovac vaccine. Individuals who have received the Johnson & Johson or CanSino vaccine will only be considered fully vaccinated 28 days after receiving their jab.
[New Update, 10 Oct] After months of border closure, it has been announced that interstate and international travel will be allowed for fully vaccinated individuals from 11 October (Monday) onwards. Check out the full list of SOPs below.
List Of Relaxed SOPs For The Fully Vaccinated
It was announced that COVID-19 SOPs and restrictions will be eased for those who are fully vaccinated:
- Relaxed SOPs are applicable for fully vaccinated individuals and children aged 17 years and below under the company of fully vaccinated parents.
- Dine-in is now allowed at restaurants and F&B outlets nationwide. Restaurants are now allowed to operate from 6AM - 12AM.
- Full vehicle capacity (as per seating capacity of vehicle) is now allowed provided all passengers are fully vaccinated. The 10KM travel radius restriction has also been lifted.
- [New Update, 10 Oct] The interstate travel ban will be lifted from 11 Oct (Monday) onwards. Fully vaccinated individuals are now allowed to travel interstate nationwide, except to and from localities placed under the EMCO.
- [New Update, 10 Oct] The international travel ban will also be lifted from 11 Oct (Monday) - overseas travel is now allowed for fully vaccinated individuals. Those who wish to travel abroad no longer need to apply for a MyTravelPass, but it is compulsory to do a swab test before returning to Malaysia and upon arrival. A 14-day quarantine will also be required upon return - self-quarantine at home is allowed.
- Individual, non-contact sports and recreational activities with physical distancing are allowed in outdoor areas. This includes activities such as jogging, exercise, taichi, cycling, skateboarding, fishing, hiking, golfing, and more.
- Indoor sports and recreational activities will be allowed under close supervision. Gyms and fitness centres are also allowed to reopen at reduced capacities.
- Camping and picnics are allowed with strict compliance to the SOP.
- Night markets and weekend markets will be allowed to operate.
- Cinemas nationwide will be allowed to reopen with 50% audience capacity. Fully vaccinated individuals can head back to the theatres from 9 September onwards.
- Besides the activities mentioned above, individuals who are vaccinated are also allowed to head to these newly-reopened businesses:
- Car wash
- Electric and electrical shops
- Furniture shops
- Sports equipment stores
- Household and kitchen appliances shops
- Car accessories shops
- Automotive and car sales shops
- Clothing, fashion, and accessories stores
- Jewellery stores
- Morning and wholesale markets
- Hair saloons (for haircuts only)
- Fully vaccinated individuals are allowed to travel to Langkawi with the establishment of the Langkawi Travel Bubble, a pilot domestic tourism project that was launched on 16 September.
Progress Of The National Recovery Plan
Phase | States |
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Phase 2 | Kedah, Kelantan, Penang, Perak, Sabah |
Phase 3 | Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Perlis, Terengganu, Sarawak, Johor, Melaka, Sabah |
Phase 4 | Negeri Sembilan, Labuan, Pahang |
More details of the updated SOPs will be announced by the National Security Council (NSC) within the next few days. Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin reminds Malaysians that loosened restrictions may be revoked if non-compliance is observed or if new infections are detected in selected areas.
No, You Are Not 100% Safe Even If You're Fully Vaccinated
Here's a gentle reminder that you are still susceptible to the COVID-19 virus even if you're fully vaccinated! Even if you may not get sick, it is possible that you can still carry and transmit the virus to people you come in contact with, especially if they have not yet been vaccinated.
With that being said, all individuals should still continue to practice public health measures such as social distancing and mask-wearing while around other people until the COVID-19 virus is completely eradicated. #kitajagakita
Stay safe and take good care of yourself and your loved ones as we tide through these tough times together!
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