Tax exec and family caring for kids of frontliners


Helping hand: Nurul Nabilah (centre) happy to care for children of frontliners at her temporary childcare centre in Johor Baru. — mStar

PETALING JAYA: A woman has opened a temporary childcare centre for medical professionals working at the Hospital Sultan Ismail (HSI) in Johor Baru to help care for their children during the movement control order (MCO).

Nurul Nabilah Mohd Zohar, 26, who is a former pre-school employee, said that her mother gave her the idea after the Prime Minister’s announcement of the MCO on March 16.

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