Malaysian trapped in China shares her lockdown experience

Woman advises Malaysians to take quarantine seriously and not be a treat to their communities. FMTNews FMTLifestyle

Although there was a restriction of movement in China during the lockdown, residents were still allowed out to buy necessities.

With the government imposing a movement control order for the entire country from March 18-31, there are still many unsure of what they can and cannot do. “And when I say necessities, I really mean necessities because right now, only markets, supermarkets, pharmacies and certain clinics have been allowed to operate,” she said, adding that going for a stroll was absolutely out of the question.There were also rigid procedures imposed to stem the spread of the deadly infection. “When entering any building, a body temperature check was conducted on everyone.

If you touch a lift button or any other object or surface, immediately sanitise your hands before entering your car or touching anything else.

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