Solidarity key to flattening curve


The first day of MCO 2.0 in Johor Baru was not as quiet and deserted as it was during the initial days of the first MCO last year. — Filepic

If Malaysians continue to do their part, normalcy may return as it has in Singapore

A wave of panic could be felt in the air when the first movement control order was announced in March last year.

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