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Photo Of Annuar Musa In A Restaurant Prompts Questions About Dining-In Amidst MCO

However, the photo appears to be from December 2020, before MCO 2.0 was enforced.

Cover image via @AnnuarMusa (Twitter)

Earlier today, 30 January, Federal Territories Minister Annuar Musa posted a photo that showed him sitting inside a restaurant

In the photo, the UMNO politician appears to be going through a booklet, while wearing a mask.

The photo was posted on his official Twitter handle at 12.58pm Saturday.

In the caption accompanying the photo in his tweet, he wrote, "Although during this MCO, traders can conduct business, we know their businesses are quite affected. Income for families in [People's Housing Projects] PPRs are also affected. To continue helping them, all renters of affordable housing by [Kuala Lumpur City Hall] DBKL, [Putrajaya Corporation] PPj, [Labuan Corporation] PL, and renters of business premises will be given a discount of 50% from January to March 2021."

The FT Minister also made the photo his new profile picture on Twitter.

The Federal Territories, that are Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and Labuan, are currently under the Movement Control Order (MCO) 2.0

The MCO 2.0, that was enforced earlier in January, has been extended until 4 February based on the risk assessment and advice of the Ministry of Health after the continued increase in the daily COVID-19 cases.

Under the MCO 2.0 rules, activities such as dining-in are not allowed

Given that, the photo showing the FT Minister sitting inside the restaurant has prompted questions from netizens about dining-in amidst the current movement control guidelines.

However, the photo appears to be from December 2020, before MCO 2.0 was enforced.

A reverse image search on Google performed by SAYS shows that this photo, while posted today, is from 13 December last year

Screenshot of the website with the photo from 13 December last year.

Image via JALINLUIN

However, scrolling through his Twitter handle shows that he had originally posted the photo along with several others in November last year

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