"We have seen that there was no drastic increase in cases after Hari Raya.
So the time has come for us to open up other sectors, such as hair grooming," said Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah during his daily press conference on Saturday ."Of course, the Health Ministry will monitor if there is an increase of cases or not," he added.
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