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Subscribed to PRACTICE_NAME KUALA LUMPUR - Mamak restaurant owner Rafee Ali has been busy getting ready for the longer operating hours from Friday (April 1) when Malaysia eases most of its Covid-19 protocols.Mr Rafee has even prepared a quarantine centre for his staff in the worst-case scenario.My workers are mostly foreigners, they live in a dorm. So when one of them contracted Covid-19 last time and had to observe home surveillance, it became a problem because we didnt have enough space, he told The Straits Times. We are taking measures on how to stay safe once we go full capacity, and continue operating 24 hours if one of us contracts the virus, said the 61-year-old.Mr Rafee is among a group of business operators who are excited to return to normalcy while taking measures to stay safe.The country will reopen its border to all international visitors from Friday, allowing travellers who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 to enter without quarantine. All restrictions on business operating hours will be removed and prayer activities allowed without physical distancing. Business operators are hoping to bounce back after more than two years of slumps. A report by retail research firm Retail Group Malaysia on March 9 found that the sales of cafes and restaurants had shrunk by 6.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2021, and further declined by 10.9 per cent in the second quarter and by 0.8 per cent in the third quarter, before making a comeback at 30.8 per cent in the fourth quarter.It expects businesses to climb by 31.2 per cent during the first quarter of 2022 as compared with the same period last year, because of the Chinese New Year celebrations and interstate travel.With reopening of borders, I truly expect my business to bounce back. Its been a hard couple of years and there were so many times I almost gave up, Nonya restaurant owner Beatrice Thye told ST. I think we (businesses) are ready to live with Covid-19, we need to, she said.A survey by tax consulting firm Ernst & Young (EY) found that the majority of Malaysian businesses (86 per cent) are prepared to live with Covid-19 and are prioritising technology adoption in the immediate term (77 per cent).More than 500 companies, which include large companies as well as micro, small and medium enterprises, were polled.Findings show 86 per cent of survey respondents are prioritising people safety and well-being and implementing new processes to comply with the prevailing protocols, which include adhering to the 1m physical distancing requirement, EY Malaysia managing partner Abdul Rauf Rashid told ST.Overall, Malaysia is ready to reopen safely, with over half or 56 per cent of businesses indicating their optimism on business recovery from late 2022, he added. Businesses can go to gobusiness.gov.sgcovid for more information regarding the temporary suspension of activities. 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