Mercy Malaysia presses ahead


Endless work: Dr Mohammad Iqbal Omar and other members of Mercy Malaysia moving a victim into their field hospital in Sankhu, Nepal. The victim was brought in following the second earthquake on Tuesday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Earthquake or not, the team from Mercy Malaysia is determined to go ahead with its mission to save lives in Nepal.

Its exco official Dr Mohammad Iqbal Omar, who is currently in Nepal, said that although the second major earthquake was scary, the team was still going strong.

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