MCO drives some to find new means of generating income


Deena says making and selling fabric face masks is now her main business.

LOSING his job during the movement control order (MCO) was a blessing in disguise for Foong Tze.

The 32-year-old former sales executive said he now has his own business and more time to spend with his sick mother since being laid off in March.

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