Malaysians must work with the government to tackle the pandemic as not only will there be an exponential rise in the number of cases, the economy will also take a devastating hit. FMTNews Covid19
So, two Malaysians have died because of Covid-19 infection. I had hoped no one would die but, sadly, it has happened.
Adham also said there were 120 new cases yesterday, taking the total to 673. Of the new cases, 95 are connected to the Sri Petaling mosque attendees. As of yesterday, 428 of those with Covid-19 had been at the tabligh convention. It therefore becomes crucial that everyone follows the movement control order issued by the government, apart from observing personal hygiene.
There is no need for panic buying as the shops and supermarkets selling foodstuff will be open throughout the partial lockdown period. We should not lose our balance, our sanity. Whether we like it or not, winter is here; and the Lannisters and Targaryens must learn to work together. And all of us have to be part of the Night’s Watch.
We must understand that not everyone has RM2 million in pocket money or condominium units stuffed with jewellery, handbags and loads and loads of cash.
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