Covid-19 frontliners go the extra mile to help vulnerable Malaysians


Health Ministry staff helping a disabled man get to Covid-19 screening in the Pudu market area on Saturday (May 9) morning.- Art Chen/The Star.

PETALING JAYA: Frontline healthcare workers going the extra mile for vulnerable citizens are melting the hearts of Malaysians.

In a group of photos, healthcare workers fully dressed in personal protective equipment (PPE) are seen helping the elderly and disabled Malaysians who turned up to get tested for Covid-19 at a recent Health Ministry screening session at the Pudu wet market.

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