7-Eleven begins new operation hours of 7am to 11pm in response to government’s call to restrict movement | Malay Mail

7-Eleven begins new operation hours of 7am to 11pm in response to government’s call to restrict movement

7-Eleven will now operate from 7am to 11pm. — Picture from Facebook/7-Eleven Malaysia

With Malaysians repeatedly reminded to adhere to the movement control order , the company said it would play its part by shortening its operation hours until the end of the period. “Therefore, we have made a decision to operate daily from 7am until 11pm, effective today until 31st March 2020.

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