Taking risks for sake of the rakyat


PETALING JAYA: As frontliners in the Covid-19 crisis, senior ministers say they have to put themselves at risk as they hold face-to-face meetings on ways to overcome the pandemic.

These ministers said they would continue with meetings to handle official matters but political party gatherings and celebrations in conjunction with the formation of the new Perikatan Nasional government had been cancelled for now.

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