Here’s A List Of Roadblocks Set Up So Far During MCO 2.0

Published on 13 Jan 2021

The Movement Control Order (MCO) 2.0 which starts today until 26th January 2021, does not allow inter-state and inter-district travel. More than 300 roadblocks have been imposed in the affected states, namely Penang, Selangor, Melaka, Johor, Sabah, as well as the Federal Territories of KL, Putrajaya and Labuan.

here’s a list of roadblocks set up so far during mco 2.0 Photo via Astro Awani

As of 13th January this morning, officials have implemented roadblocks in the following areas:

here’s a list of roadblocks set up so far during mco 2.0

here’s a list of roadblocks set up so far during mco 2.0 Photo via ITIS

KUALA LUMPUR

JALAN LOKE YEW: Viva Homes - Tun H S Lee police station
JALAN KUCHING: Segambut roundabout - Jalan Sultan Ismail
NKVE: Bukit Raja toll, Setia Alam toll, Shah Alam toll, Subang toll, Damansara toll, Kota Damansara toll and Duta toll
JALAN SEMANTAN: Jalan Maarof - Semantan MRT station
JALAN PUTRA PERMAI: In both directions near Nahrim
MRR2: Klang Gates - Taman Melawati
BUKIT JALIL HIGHWAY: Kinrara - Puchong Jaya
KESAS: Bukit Tinggi - Jalan Kebun Interchange
KLANG: Persiaran Raja Muda Musa and Jalan Langat - Kota bridge
BANTING: In both directions near the Bandar Mahkota industrial area

here’s a list of roadblocks set up so far during mco 2.0 Photo via Jalan Skudai, Johor (Jalanow.com)

JOHOR BAHRU

JB EAST COAST HWAY: Permas Jaya - Permas bridge
PERSIARAN PERLING: Taman Perling - Tampoi
JALAN SKUDAI: Tampoi - Skudai
PASIR GUDANG HIGHWAY: Jalan Pandan – Kempas

here’s a list of roadblocks set up so far during mco 2.0 Photo via Penang bridge (Jalanow.com)

PENANG

TUN DR LIM CHONG EU HIGHWAY: Jelutong - Penang bridge
JALAN MASJID NEGERI: Taman Greenview - Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu highway
PLUS HIGHWAY: Permatang Pauh - Penang bridge

The Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador, said the number of roadblocks is expected to increase from time to time, involving a total of 48,000 officers.

He added that the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) will also be lenient to Malaysians who need to travel inter-state from today until Friday due to emergencies or unavoidable matters.

If you wish to travel inter-state or inter-district during the MCO & CMCO period, you are required to fill in the MCO Movement Permit Form or CMCO Movement Permit Form to obtain police permission before going for your trip. Visit the National Security Council’s (MKN) Facebook page to download the form.

here’s a list of roadblocks set up so far during mco 2.0 Photo via MCO Movement Permit Form (Source: MKN)

And as always, make sure to follow the prescribed standard operating procedures (SOP) and practice good personal hygiene.

Stay safe!

By: Amy Shariffudin