The world could face a “devastating” shortage in condoms due to the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak. With more than half of humanity being confined to their homes, governments worldwide have ordered the closure of businesses deemed non-essential. This includes condom companies. According to CNA, Malaysia’s movement control order could play a big part in this shortage as the...
In more happy, uplifting news, as of yesterday, China ended its 11-week lock down in Wuhan since it became the epicentre of the global pandemic, Covid-19. And we think three weeks is tough. Source: Sky News According to a report by Sky News, the authorities have begun to allow its 11 million residents to travel in and out of...
Even though the Movement Control Order (MCO) is still ongoing, the Ministry of Health has advised all parents to ensure that their children have received the important vaccinations to avoid other illnesses. According to Berita Harian, babies and children who have appointments to receive immunisation injection or any vaccines are required to continue their scheduled appointment to...
First PDRM, then ATM and now JPJ. It certainly seems like it takes countless hands to bring down stubborn Malaysians. According to Bernama, day 23 of MCO and JPJ (Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan), has decided to step in to help authorities further enforce the rules and regulations of our partial lock down. Source: The Star Online Defense minister Datuk Seri...
Day 23 of Malaysia’s quarantine period and it has been discovered that richer citizens are spending lesser money (in percentage) than the middle-income and lower-income citizens. It is with no doubt that generally expenditure has decreased. In fact, according to the Department of Statistics (DOS), Malaysia’s average household spending has decreased from RM6,317 a month to RM2,813...
While the frontliners are up front in the battle field, Malaysians are required to adhere to the Movement Control Order (MCO) by staying at home and avoid unnecessary movements. However, some Malaysians have proved from time and time again that they have failed to exercise their social responsibility in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Sure, this...
As citizens nationwide await the announcement of whether MCO phase 2 will be lifted or be stretched out to MCO phase 3, many are preparing for the latter. According to a report by the Star online, discussions within the Cabinet have been ongoing as they discussed various options yesterday (8th April). A government source stated that more...
As the announcement of whether the MCO is to be extended now looms a day away, everybody is waiting in anticipation for decisions to be made by authorities. Nonetheless, it’s no secret that the government is enforcing stricter controls with more roadblocks announced every couple of days. The next district affected by these road closures is...
Fear and concern may be some of the biggest reasons to call for some drastic actions, and for around 127 European tourists who were visiting Malaysia, they have requested with the Malaysian government to allow them to stay here temporarily, reports Astro Awani. According to the Pahang Head of Police Datuk Abd Jalil Hassan, as many as...
The Ministry of Health advises everyone to stay home, stay hygienic and to abide by the Movement Control Order which has been extended till 14th April. #StayAtHome Stay safe and stay tuned for more updates.
