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MKN’s Official SOP For Ramadan & Aidilfitri Bazaar In CMCO & RMCO Areas

MKN’s Official SOP For Ramadan & Aidilfitri Bazaar In CMCO & RMCO Areas

Customers, traders, organizers and local authorities all have responsibilities under the new SOP.

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With the forthcoming fasting month of Ramadan and Hari Raya Aidilfitri, we took the liberty to translate the food and beverage (F&B) sector standard operating procedures (SOP) for Ramadan and Aidilfitri bazaars released by the National Security Council (MKN) on 29 March.

The SOP applies to areas under the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) and Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO).

For more information, please refer to MKN’s official website, HERE.

Involving

  • Ramadan bazaar.
  • Aidilfitri bazaar.

Activities NOT ALLOWED

Fixed Instructions

Operational Hours

Ramadan bazaar

  • 3 pm – 8 pm

Aidilfitri bazaar

  • 10 am – 12 am

Customer Attendance Time

  • According to operational hours

Activity and Protocol

Health Screening

Involving all traders (licensees and assistant/worker):

  • Body temperature and symptoms check performed daily.
  • Licensees and assistant/worker with a temperature of more than 37.5°C and showing symptoms such as sore throat, cough, sneezing, difficulty breathing are not allowed on duty.

Licensees and Assistant/Worker Dress Code

  • Wear a “special pass” provided by the organizer.
  • Face masks are mandatory.
  • Encouraged to wear a face shield.
  • Encouraged to wear disposable plastic gloves.
  • Wearing disposable plastic aprons are mandatory (for Ramadan bazaar).

Sales Concept

  • Business activities are only to be done by takeaway.

Sales Type

  • Ramadan bazaar – only food and beverages.
  • Aidilfitri bazaar – only dry goods.

Cleaning and Sanitization

  • Cleaning and sanitization must be done daily.

Visitor Entry Control

  • Organizers must ensure customers maintain physical distancing of 1-meter when entering and exiting the premise.
  • Marked queues allowing for 1-meter physical distancing
  • It is mandatory for traders and organizers to appropriately wear face masks according to (KKM) instruction when in the bazaar.
  • Hand sanitisers must be provided at the entrance and ensure that it is used before entering
  • MySejahtera check-ins at the entrance and every stall. Traders are required to provide QR codes or logbooks for customer registration if there is no internet.
  • Customers are required to check-in using MySejahtera or manually if there is no internet service.
  • Customers are only required to undergo temperature checks at the entrance and not at each stall. Traders and Customers with temperatures of over 37.5°C are not allowed to enter the bazaar.
  • The number of visitors is according to the ratio of 1 stall : 2 visitors at a time

Security, Traffic Control and Cleaning

  • Control enforced by the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), local authorities (PBT), the People’s Volunteer Corps (RELA) and organizers.
  • Focused at the entrance/exit/perimeter.

Organizer Action

  • Provide a location plan/map showing layout information, signage, distance and direction.
  • Determine the position of stalls/booths at business location.
  • Ensure compliance control of traders and visitors.
  • Ensure MKN SOP compliance.

DBKL/PBT Action

  • Determine the location of Ramadan/Aidilfitri bazaar.
  • Continually monitor MKN SOP compliance and food health.
  • Shut down related stall/bazaar if fail to comply with SOP.

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