Saving Malaysia’s economy


Help for the people: A security guard checks the temperatures of customers arriving at a supermarket during the MCO to contain the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus in Penang. The second stimulus package is expected to ease the pain of many businesses, especially SMEs that are fast running out of cash, and vulnerable households that have lost their incomes and now struggling to put food on the table. — AFP

‘We are facing all together against a common enemy, invisible but not unbeatable’ – Italian embassy to Greece on Twitter

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