Let’s achieve herd immunity, not fuel uncertainty


The record-high 360 Covid-19 deaths recorded a few days ago doesn’t seem to be able to cool down the political temperatures in this country. Days before the reconvening of the parliamentary special sitting the number of deaths due to Covid-19 still hovered above a 3-digit number but until now, their political stunts and plots still very much remain the order of the day.

More than 10,000 lives have been lost due to the pandemic. The latest - an aide to deputy tourism minister who died of Covid-19 after attending the Dewan Rakyat meet. The deceased who is formerly special officer to Deputy Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister, Datu Guandee Kohoi, died at about 4pm on Monday (Aug 9).

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