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Partial COVID-19 lockdown eased in Malaysia

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Kuala Lumpur, May 4 (EFE/EPA).- Malaysia on Monday began to ease some coronavirus restrictions, allowing some shops and businesses to reopen, while many citizens expressed their disapproval of the decision.The government has cited economy as the reason behind its decision, but some citizens have expressed opposition byy filing a petition against the move, which has so far collected more than 450,000 signatures on Change.org.The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Malaysia stands at 6,100 cases with 103 deaths.(Camera: FAZRY ISMAIL).FOOTAGE SHOWS THE STREETS OF KUALA LUMPUR WITH FEW SHOPS REOPENING.

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