Tough measures: Many offices are left empty as most countries including Malaysia restrict people’s movement with the Covid-19 spread. – Reuters
WITH the two-week movement control order (MCO) in place to curb the spread of Covid-19, many Malaysians are reporting serious drops in income. However, many are refusing to let this lower their spirit and they are finding alternative ways to cushion the blow.
And despite the financial difficulties, everyone Sunday Star talked to has expressed their support for the MCO as they believe it is a necessary step to protect the country from the global pandemic.
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Tough measures: Many offices are left empty as most countries including Malaysia restrict people’s movement with the Covid-19 spread. – Reuters
Avinash: ‘I hope people will band together and do the right thing instead of being careless.’
Lee: ‘We are doing podcasts, digital launches and digital conferences for our clients. This is the only way to survive.’
Lee: 'We are doing podcasts, digital launches and digital conferences for our clients.This is the only way to survive.'
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