Starchild: Malaysian kids share ideas on how to stay safe at home


Fu Rui Yuan, 6



Due to the rise in Covid-19 cases, Malaysia has been under lockdown since June 1. During this period, children have not been able to go to school and have been studying via Google Classroom and Google Meet.

To keep busy indoors, many children have been helping with chores and learning to cook and bake. Some have been keeping busy with hobbies like painting, sewing and gardening.

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