Tetap tinggal di Semenanjung elak sebar jangkitan kepada keluarga. FMTNews Covid19
Orang berpusu-pusu mahu pulang ke kampung selepas kerajaan mengumumkan perintah kawalan pergerakan pada Isnin.
“Sarawak bukan dekat, dengan situasi semasa semua orang ingin berada dekat dengan keluarga. Ibu saya juga bimbang, namum kita hanya mampu berdoa supaya kita semua selamat dan keadaan akan bertambah baik.” “Ia keputusan yang sukar kerana hanya saya tinggal jauh dari kampung halaman, tapi saya tak mahu risikokan diri dan keluarga.”
Jeni yang tinggal di luar kampus memberitahu sukar untuk mendapatkan bekalan memandangkan banyak kedai runcit ditutup awal.“Memang ada khidmat penghantaran makanan tapi kami tak mampu menggunakan perkhidmatan itu setiap hari.”
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