CMCO: Have empathy, take care of one another


For people from the B40 group and those who live off their daily wages, no work means no income. This could have disastrous consequences on their well-being and can lead to depression. — Filepic

It is a mere 40-minute drive from where she lives to where her family is, but Iman Sarah Azmi knows that she will likely not see them until the conditional movement control order (MCO) travel restrictions are lifted.

“I have a feeling I am going to miss them a lot this time,” says the 24-year-old who works as an animation production coordinator in Cyberjaya.

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