Namewee donates medical supplies to 10 hospitals in Malaysia


After completing his 14-day self-quarantine, Namewee donates medical supplies to protect frontliners and urges other Malaysians to be more pro-active in the battle against Covid-19

The movement control order may be keeping Malaysians confined to their homes while frontliners continue working to save lives, but Namewee says we can all do more to make a positive contribution to the nation’s battle against Covid-19.

As one of Malaysia’s most vocal entertainment personalities, Namewee is putting his money where his mouth is, by donating medical supplies to protect frontliners so that they may continue their work with peace of mind.

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