(From right) Tun Sardon Foundation board member Datuk Tan Gin Soon (right) and secretary Andrew Koay handing over protective gear wear and face masks to medical frontliners at Penang Hospital. With them (from left) are Penang Hospital deputy director Dr Nur Asyura Muhammad and head of pharmacy department Atisha Abdul Hanif.
As the country declares yet another extension of the movement control order (MCO) till May 12, the northern states of Penang, Kedah and Perlis are heading towards being classified as green zones. While frontliners work hard in the Covid-19 battle at the risk of their own lives, law-abiding Malaysians do their part by staying at home with some going all out to support frontliners or help fellow citizens in distress.
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(From right) Tun Sardon Foundation board member Datuk Tan Gin Soon (right) and secretary Andrew Koay handing over protective gear wear and face masks to medical frontliners at Penang Hospital. With them (from left) are Penang Hospital deputy director Dr Nur Asyura Muhammad and head of pharmacy department Atisha Abdul Hanif.
Penang Buddhist Tzu Chi Merit Society Malaysia members cleaning the Caring Society Complex while setting up a temporary halfway house to keep vagrants away from the streets during the MCO period.
The Cancer Survivors Malaysia (CSM) members cutting up non-woven material to make personal protective equipment (PPE) suits and head covers for frontliners at a centre in Kedah.
The Fire and Rescue Department Hazmat team members in full PPE suit conducting a sanitisation exercise at the Penang Remand Prison in Jalan Penjara, George Town.
Blood donors responding to an appeal to replenish the Penang Hospital blood bank during a blood donation drive at the Caring Society Complex, Penang.
A soldier braving the scorching sun while manning a roadblock together with the police to enforce the movement control order in Penang.
A Universiti Sains Malaysia team making face shields for frontliners using 3D printers at the USM Engineering Campus Trans Krian in Nibong Tebal.
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