Malaysia's Covid-19 success story to be made into movie


'Juang' captures the difficult decisions and sacrifices frontliners, from doctors and nurses to food delivery men, have to make to keep Malaysia safe. Photo: Handout

"What if you're a doctor treating a Covid-19 patient and you also have a child at home who's seriously ill? Who do you save?" Datuk Rosyam Nor (pic) poses the rhetorical question during a press event announcing the launch of Juang on Sept 22.

Juang captures the difficult decisions and sacrifices frontliners – from doctors and nurses to food delivery men – have to make in order to protect Malaysia from the threat of Covid-19.

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