“DID you get your jab”?

Sometimes it helps to have a sense of humour.

With the consistently high number of Covid-19 cases and many Malaysians continuing to ignore the SOP, get ready for a long, drawn-out battle.

DESPITE the snail’s pace of our current vaccination efforts, I fully expect a travel bubble to be opened up between Malaysia and Singapore by next month.

Motorists are dicing with danger because of a lack of adherence to the SOP at roadworks and construction sites. Frequent incidences, often fatal, points to a lack of accountability.

AS we mark the first anniversary of the country’s Covid-19 lockdown, the government should take stock of certain missteps that have hindered and not helped the public.

AS we approach March 18, the one-year anniversary of Malaysia’s first Covid-19 lockdown, common sense is a commodity that seems in short supply in the country.

RECENT news that Indonesia has made Covid-19 vaccination for its citizens compulsory has given rise to speculation that Malaysia could follow suit.

An independent judiciary and a reform of other institutions can restore public confidence and improve Malaysia’s standing.

This flip-flopping does not end here. Predictably, none of the local councils in Selangor chose to open their parks, but a check in Petaling Jaya shows that people are using Taman Jaya, one of Petaling Jaya’s most popular parks, without hindrance.

New strategy needed to keep number of Covid-19 cases down.

Don’t let Covid-19 ruin your celebrations. Instead, this year is a perfect time to do more for the less fortunate.