Resilience will keep us on road to recovery


Empty streets in Kuala Lumpur as travel restrictions are in force again. But for those bored at home, virtual travel is still possible. — Filepic

IF THE start of the Covid-19 pandemic last year saw Malaysians apprehensive but hopeful, the same cannot be said about the latest round of movement restrictions this year.

There was no more talk of Dalgona coffees, the best ways to bake banana bread or trying out a new hobby as the country began a new lockdown on June 1.

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