Four Key Lessons from the Pandemic


BY now, millions of Malaysians would have criss-crossed the country following the lifting of the inter-state travel ban on Monday. Some are out to fulfil their wanderlust but for many it is a long awaited heartfelt journey to meet their loved ones, perhaps for the first time after the ban was imposed earlier this year.

By any account, the lifting of the inter-state travel ban on Oct 11 marks an important turning point for Malaysia after nearly 20 months of battling an invisible enemy that has left a trail of public health and economic damage in its wake.

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