Giving back to frontline workers


Joining in: Lee tries her hands at sewing a personal protective equipment for the frontliners working in government clinics within Sunway City and Subang Jaya.

SINCE the Covid-19 pandemic broke out, Malaysian universities have been actively providing personal protective equipment (PPE) kits for frontline workers.

The most recent entrant is Sunway University, who teamed up with Mercy Malaysia in their PPE Sewing Project. The collaboration, the university said, provides its students and alumni the opportunity to keep healthcare providers safe during the pandemic.

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