With Covid-19 still rampaging, one of the important SOPs for all restaurant operators and retail stores is to allocate antibacterial products at the entrance gate for visitors.

If you own a running business which requires antibacterial products, you should check out Simple Beaute, an online beauty and health care store.

Introduction To Simple Beaute

With Simple Beaute, you can do all your shopping online for useful and affordable antibacterial products without leaving the safety of your home or workplace. 

During the daylong sale event on November 11, customers will be able to enjoy Simple Beaute’s “Double 11.11” promotion. They are having up to 70% storewide discounts and 50% vouchers to collect.

Here are some of their products you should check out during the Double 11.11 promotion:

Antibacterial Handwash, Spray, Gel and Wet Tissue

Formulated in Japan, VOB (Vow Of Beaute) antibacterial products are 100% medical grade. 

All products contain 75% alcohol plus silver ion which effectively kills 99.9% of bacteria and provides long hours protection. 

Here are the four products in the series:

1. VOB Antibacterial Handwash
2. VOB Antibacterial Spray
3. VOB Antibacterial Gel
4. VOB Antibacterial Wet Tissue

VOB Antibacterial Handwash

VOB Antibacterial Spray

VOB Antibacterial Gel

VOB Antibacterial Wet Tissue

Disposable Face Mask by Yuka Zan

Do you have acne due to wearing a mask for long hours? Don’t worry because YUKA ZAN 3-ply Protective Mask is produced with ultra-soft material which is suitable for sensitive skin.

Aside from preventing potential acne, these masks will also prevent you from having breathing difficulties due to the ultra-soft fabric and quality. To provide a comfortable wearing experience, the Yuka Zan mask comes with soft ropes, thus it doesn’t cause pain on your ears.

Some of the unique selling points of of Yukazan Face Mask are:

1. 100% medical grade
2. BFE >95%(Bacterial Filtration Efficiency)
3. PFE >95% (Particulate Filtration Efficiency)

They use food grade colour on their coloured masks, to boost up your positive vibe. Customers can choose up to 10 types of colours and even the rope is coloured. Priced at only RM7 per pack, we think it’s super worth it!

Here are the four face mask options you can shop for: 

Rainbow Disposable Face Mask (10 Colors) 50 Pcs

While breathability is one of the most important factors to keep in mind, people are now taking into consideration colour and design more than ever before. This is perfect for families as there are 10 colours in this 50 pcs packages of face mask. 

2. Medical Grade Protective Face Mask (5 Colors) 10 pcs

As the pandemic is still on-going, it didn’t take long for face masks to evolve into a fashion accessory. 

Medical Grade Protective Face Mask comes in 5 bright and vibrant colours! So that you can wear different colours on the working days.

Dino Design Disposable Face Mask (For Kids) 10 Pcs

Check out their cute disposable masks available in kids’ sizes. Each package comes in 10 pcs. 

Cool Black Disposable Face Mask (Black) 10 Pcs

If you’re going for a minimalistic look, an all-black mask might be the best choice for you. 

If there’s one thing that this pandemic has taught us, it is that online shopping is cheaper, fast and super convenient. So remember to share this news with your friends and family, tell them to shop on Simple Beaute Double 11.11 sale, since it’s only happening for one-day, don’t miss it.

Click here to purchase all these products at Simple Beaute via Shopee

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Craving for hotpot during late nights? Can’t go out because of MCO? Then keep on scrolling because this list is for you!

With the on-going Movement Control Order being extended for another 2 more weeks, many Hot Pot restaurants around the Klang Valley have now decided to deliver Hot Pot ingredients to their customer’s door step. This means customers can still enjoy having hot pot with loved ones while still staying in doors.

We did some sleuthing, and found 8 Hotpot Delivery To Fix Your Steamboat Cravings In Klang Valley.

1. GoGoPot Delivery (Pork Free)

Two is definitely better than one! GoGoPot Delivery has launched a new 2 in 1 BBQ and Steamboat combo, so that BBQ lovers don’t get left out. Best part? Gogopot is pork-free and lard free, making it a suitable eatery for everyone. Gogopot’s super value package ranges from RM89.90 to RM129.90 and comes with a pot whereas the super saver package unfortunately does not include the pot. For every order made above RM80, emptors are given free 2 lemon juice worth RM15.80.

Order Online: +6011 11491721
Website used to order from: https://www.gogopot.net/order-online

2. Hotpot Kaki 火锅外卖

Hot Pot Kaki is delivering to multiple areas such as Ampang, Balakong, Batu Caves, Cheras, Cyberjaya, Damansara ,Kajang, Kepong, Klang, Kota Damansara, Kemuning City, Kuchai Lama, Petaling Jaya, Puchong, Sentul, Shah Alam, Sri Damansara, Sri Petaling, Subang Jaya, Sungai Buloh, Sungai Long and Sunway, making it convenient for customers to satisfy their hotpot cravings. Additionally, Hot Pot Kaki also provides free electric pot for your hotpot session.

Locals be alert of their lunch delivery which is from 12pm to 2pm and their dinner delivery which starts at 3pm and ends at 6pm.

Website used to order from: https://hotpotkaki.com/electric_2-3pax_landing/
Address: 12A-1, Jalan Radin Bagus 7, Bandar Baru Seri Petaling, 57000 Selangor

4. Jaren’s Signature Hotpot

A 24 hour operating Hotpot delivery? Oh gee I am in! Jaren’s Signature Hotpot operates for 24/7 a day quenching the cravings of hotpot lovers. Do take note that the MCO operating hours are from 8am to 8pm thus, Jaren’s Signature Hotpot is not able to deliver after 7.15 (last call). You’ll receive a free delivery if you’re residing around the PJ, Mont Kiara, Kepong and Subang regions on a term that you spend at least RM100. Their premium hotpot set is priced at RM138 for 3 to 4 pax which is reasonably priced.

Order by WhatsApp 24-hour Hotline: 011-6207 5200
App: https://heygoapp.com/app/download

4. Mr. Fish Fish Head Noodle Restaurant 鱼鲜生 鱼头米粉

Mr. Fish FishHead Noodle restaurant isn’t personified as a hotpot seller but they have gone a further mile for their loyal customers and has taken the initiative to introduce hotpot during this lockdown. Free delivery service is applicable from The Starling Mall, Damansara Uptown. A RM5 to RM10 delivery charge will be imposed if the delivery housing areas are within 5km from the outlet. So what are you waiting for, dial up Mr.Fish FisHead Noodle restaurant for a hearty hotpot meal.

Contact: The Starling Mall : +6012 8831698/ +6016 3396161
Da Men Mall, USJ : 03-80813308 / +6011 39376328

5. Haidilao Malaysia

When you hear the name Haidilao, you best believe you are already drooling thinking about the scrumptious hotpot ingredients and dishes. Unfortunately, due to the implementation of MCO , they have announced that they no longer accept Dine-In but takeaway and delivery services are still available.

Local Emptors are not only given the Haidilao set that they have paid for but additionally, freebies such as spicy cucumber dishes and drinks are also sent out. The order comes with a little bag filled with utensils, a lens wet wipe, tooth picks, two mints and a hair tie. Seems like they’ve thought of everything!

Order using: Hungry百家外卖 Playstore | App Store
Contact them:
Sunway Pyramid : + 603 5611 5188
1 Utama : + 603 7661 2678
Pavilion : + 603 2110 0520
Gurney Paragon : +604 297 1263
Sunway Velocity : +603 9770 0070
Website used to order from: https://sgweixin.keruyun.com/takeaway/selectDish?type=WM&shopId=810137682&nsukey=LBk6BmDlFQ1p7Eo1TkAItr8c2S0RnVN1NGZAV0lFPI4DhfZZIz5GaAg/WxzDkSd31dbIS7/mlNHQAL9LDgG

6. FWF Hotpot 凤王府

Priding themselves on serving authentic Chengdu hotpot, FWF is certainly a must try. In an effort to bring this glorious hotpot to your doorstep even during the lockdown season, FWF is delivering them personally from 12pm to 8.30pm daily. Their coverage area is mentioned any 30 km from where they are located- (Farenheit88 and Klang) and the flat rate is RM10 per delivery. As a further notice, customers who self pick up their order and pot from the store itself are entitled to 20% discount. This was done as a measure to face the shortage of drivers due to large traffic.

Contact/ Book it via: https://buff.ly/2QHxKDm

7. Beauty In The Pot

Sadly, beauty in the pot is the only eatery that does not provide hot pot and cutlery for deliveries among this list. Beauty in the pot’s daily order period is only from 11am to 7 pm so do mind that any orders after that will not be taken into consideration. The delivery fee is RM25 if you are staying within the Klang Valley perimeter and RM45 if you’ve exceeded more than 30 km . Do mind that certain areas such as Selayang, Semenyih, Klang, Sepang, Putrajaya and Cyberjaya are not available for online delivery. Self collection is given 15% off although it’s not advisable to leave the house.

Contact/Book It Via: WhatsApp
Address: The Gardens Mall, T-201B, 3rd, Mid Valley City, 59200 Kuala Lumpur

8. One Pot 一鼎锅 @ Desa Park City

Located in Desa Park City, One Pot offers free delivery exclusively around Klang Valley. Therefore diners who are residing around the Klang Valley can use this to their advantage and receive a free of charge (FOC) hotpot delivery to your home.

Taking in consideration of every possible taste buds, they offers 5 different soup bases which are spicy soup, rich tomato soup, healthy chicken soup and signature herbal soup. Additionally, their fish balls, pork balls, mushroom balls, caviar and shrimp balls and scallop balls are freshly made on a daily basis to ensure that they deliver only the best of the best to their trusting customers. Do take note that their delivery time is only from 4pm to 8pm (last order 7.30pm).

Takeout Online: +6010 2137989 or https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=+60102137989
Address: H-G-7, Plaza Arkadia, No, 3, Jalan Intisari, Desa Parkcity Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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While staying home is the utmost priority during the ongoing pandemic and Movement Control Order, you do have to come out from the house to get important errands done. For instance, grocery shopping.

With that being said, below are 10 Grocery Store In Malaysia And Its Operation Hours During MCO for you to stock up on your grocery items.

PS: Do note that information in the article is accurate at the time of publishing on March 24, 2020.

1. Ben’s Independent Grocer

Their outlets will open 30 minutes earlier than their usual opening hours for senior citizens and the vulnerable only.

Opening hours for regular shoppers are from 10am to 9pm in all outlets except for Bangsar Shopping Centre which closes at 8pm.

2. AEON Retail Malaysia

The opening hours for all AEON Supermarkets are from 8am to 8pm except:

1. Kota Bharu, Melaka & Bandaraya Melaka: 8am – 7pm
2. Queensbay, Bandar Sunway & Bandar Utama: 10am – 8pm

For AEON Neighbourhood Store, the opening hours for selected outlets are as below.

1. United Point Kepong: 9am – 8pm
2. Quill City Mall & Palm Mall, Seremban: 10am – 8pm
3. Danga Bay, JB: 11am – 8pm

For AEON MaxValu Prime, the opening hours for selected outlets are as below.

1. Sunway Velocity, Evo Bangi, Selayang Mall: 10am – 8pm
2. The Sphere Bangsar South, Section 17 PJ, Desa Park City: 9am – 8pm

3. TESCO

The opening hours for majority of Tesco outlets are from 8am – 11pm.

Some of the stores in places like Kota Bahru, Perak, Melaka & Johor will be operating from 7am – 7pm. Do check out the picture above for more information.

4. MYDIN Malaysia

All outlets will open 30 minutes earlier than the regular opening hours for the senior citizens, the vulnerable, pregnant mothers, doctors, nurses, police and the armies only. Please refer to above for all operation hours of MYDIN.

Special counters are also available for their shopping convenience. They’ve also imposed a limit on their products to ensure stock is enough for all shoppers.

5. Jaya Grocer

Their online delivery is suspended at the moment due to the high demand for delivery services. All outlets will open 30 minutes earlier for the senior citizens, the vulnerable and pregnant women only.

Other shoppers may shop from 10am to 9pm at all their outlets at Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Penang, except for outlets at Johor, Kuantan at Pahang, and Ipoh at Perak as their opening hours are 9am to 7pm.

6. Redtick

Opening hours for their outlets are from 8am to 9pm.

Alternatively, you can do your grocery shopping online and they offer delivery services for purchases above RM150. Orders placed before 1pm will receive their delivery on the same day whereas orders after 1pm will receive their delivery the next day. Their delivery area is limited so do visit their website to check if your area is within their coverage.

7. HeroMarket

Their opening hours remain unchanged so shoppers can shop as usual.

In line with the latest MCO guidelines, all HeroMarket outlets will close at 7PM. Opening hours remain the same so shoppers can visit HeroMarket as usual.

8. Village Grocer

All outlets will open 30 minutes earlier for the senior citizens and the vulnerable on weekdays only. The opening hours will be as usual for all shoppers on weekends.  

9. Cold Storage

All outlets will remain open but some outlets’ business hours have been adjusted in light of current state.

So, do check their operating hours based on the outlet location before you leave to shop.

10. Giant

The operating hours for all Giant outlets have been revised, therefore do note the right operation do note the right operating hours for the right location before you head out to shop.

Special counters are available for senior citizens, the vulnerable and pregnant mothers for their shopping convenience.

Only Buy What You Need

We’ve seen a lot of panic shoppers stocking up in bulk and leaving the aisles empty and other shoppers stranded. Although grocery stores have stocked up considerably and ensured that stock is enough for all, do shop minimally and shop for the required items only.

That said, stay calm and united, always shop responsibly. Be safe and protected!

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With the on-going Restrictive Movement Order, hope that everyone is staying put and well-rested at the comfort of your own homes. While our doctors and nurses are making huge sacrifices to fight this pandemic, we should do our responsibility to keep ourselves safe and to not add to the increasing number of cases.

The guidelines are indeed simple but please follow them for the wellbeing of all. Practice social distancing, wash your hands regularly and limit yourselves from going outdoors unless necessary.

In the event, if you were to develop symptoms of the virus, below is the list of hospitals that provides screenings.

According to a representative from Hospital Sungai Buloh, eligible patients will only have to pay RM 1 for the covid-19 test. On the other hand, screenings for students that provide proof of educational institutions will be free and foreigners will be exempted from medical fees as well. For foreigners who insist on getting tested despite having no symptoms will be charged a RM 40 outpatient fee along with other related charges.

West Malaysia

Central Region

1. Selangor

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Klang
2. Hospital Ampang
3. Hospital Selayang
4. Hospital Serdang
5. Hospital Sungai Buloh

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Sungai Buloh

2. Kuala Lumpur / Putrajaya

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Kuala Lumpur
2. Hospital Putrajaya
3. Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Kuala Lumpur
2. Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya

Southern Region

1. Negeri Sembilan

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, Seremban
2. Hospital Jempol
3. Hospital Tampin
4. Hospital Tuanku Ampuan Najihah, Kuala Pilah

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, Seremban

2. Malacca

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Melaka
2. Hospital Alor Gajah
3. Hospital Jasin

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Melaka

3. Johor

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Sultan Ismail, Johor Bahru
2. Hospital Sultanah Nora Ismail, Batu Pahat
3. Hospital Pakar Sultanah Fatimah, Muar
4. Hospital Sultanah Aminah, Johor Bahru
5. Hospital Enche’ Besar Hjh Kalsom, Kluang
6. Hospital Segamat

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Sultanah Aminah, Johor Bahru (Hospital Permai)

Northern Region

1. Perlis

• Screening Hospitals & Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Tuanku Fauziah, Kangar

2. Kedah

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah, Alor Setar
2. Hospital Sultan Abdul Halim, Sg. Petani
3. Hospital Kulim
4. Hospital Sultanah Maliha, Langkawi

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah, Alor Setar
2. Hospital Sultanah Maliha, Langkawi

3. Penang

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Pulau Pinang
2. Hospital Seberang Jaya
3. Hospital Bukit Mertajam
4. Hospital Kepala Batas

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Pulau Pinang

4. Perak

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Ipoh
2. Hospital Taiping
3. Hospital Teluk Intan
4. Hospital Seri Manjung
5. Hospital Slim River

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Ipoh

East Coast Region

1. Pahang

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan
2. Hospital Sultan Hj Ahmad Shah, Temerloh
3. Hospital Kuala Lipis

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan

2. Kelantan

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kota Bharu
2. Hospital Tanah Merah
3. Hospital Sultan Ismail Petra, Kuala Krai

4. Hospital Tumpat

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kota Bharu
2. Hospital Sultan Ismail Petra, Kuala Krai
3. Hospital Tumpat

3. Terengganu

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Kuala Terengganu
2. Hospital Hulu Terengganu
3. Hospital Kemaman

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Kuala Terengganu

East Malaysia

1. Sabah

• Screening Hospitals & Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Queen Elizabeth I, Kota Kinabalu
2. Hospital Duchess Of Kent, Sandakan
3. Hospital Tawau
4. Hospital Wanita dan Kanak-Kanak, Likas
5. Hospital Lahad Datu
6. Hospital Keningau

2. Sarawak

• Screening Hospitals

1. Hospital Umum Sarawak, Kuching
2. Hospital Miri
3. Hospital Bintulu
4. Hospital Sibu
5. Hospital Sarikei

• Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Umum Sarawak, Kuching
2. Hospital Miri
3. Hospital Bintulu
4. Hospital Sibu

3. Labuan

• Screening Hospitals & Admitted Hospitals (Suspected & Confirmed COVID-19)

1. Hospital Labuan

The coronavirus pandemic is a rapidly evolving situation. To get the latest update about covid-19, you can head over to website below:

Track Covid-19 outbreak in Malaysia | Kini News Lab

To all Malaysians, let’s take this responsibility together to fight the epidemic and prevent the virus from spreading. Therefore if there is no urgent need to go some place, it’d be best to just stay home.

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