JOHOR BARU (Reuters): Before the outbreak of Covid-19, Malaysian accountant Jazerel See used to travel regularly between Johor and Singapore where she worked, going home once a week to her parents and her seven-month-old boy.
But after Malaysia banned citizens from travelling overseas in mid-March in a bid to stem the coronavirus outbreak, See and hundreds of other Malaysian women were cut off from their families if they wished to continue working, and unable to breastfeed their newborn children.
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