As the country went into a partial lock-down on the 18th of March 2020, many of those abroad had to decide whether to come home or stay put wherever they were. It was a now or never situation, especially for Malaysians that were in Singapore. But as the partial lock-down came into effect, as many decided...
For those who dispose of their rubbish by burning it openly, you should know that in doing so, you’re polluting the environment and you should stop. But you don’t need us to tell you that, because now, given the stricter regulations with the second phase of our Movement Control Order, the police are going to...
Be warned, authorities will no longer use the soft approach of advising citizens who are still unwilling to abide by the regulated guidelines for the second phase of this MCO, that is set to go on until 14th April. Source: Sinar Harian During a televised announcement made yesterday (3rd April), Defence Minister, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said that...
It’s Day 17 of the Movement Control Order and for most Malaysians, the highlight of the day is the 5pm press conference by our Health Director-General, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah. We can’t thank him and our Ministry of Health enough for updating us regarding the Covid-19 situation in the country daily. In yesterday’s press conference, Datuk...
As we enter the second phase of the Movement Control Order that was enforced by the government on 18th March 2020, most of us stuck at home would probably be wondering either one of two things: will we be able to leave the house after 14th April 2020, and whether the current MCO, which has...
A hilarious Facebook post caught the eyes of all netizens, posted by a Facebook user, Anna Pettire, a man dressing up as Spiderman was stopped by the policeman due to the Movement Control Order (MCO). The caption of the post goes: "Today At The Gombak Toll #covid19 #EccentricMalaysians #MCO2020 Spiderman trying to explain to our armed forces and police why...
With more Covid-19 cases overwhelming nations daily, some country leaders have resorted to dire circumstances to instill compliance amongst citizens. Source: SCMP Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, recently warned violators of the coronavirus lockdown that they could be shot if they cause trouble, reported The Star. During his televised address to the public, President Duterte stressed that it was vital...
The Covid-19 virus spread is becoming so deadly that it has taken it’s youngest life so far. A six-week-old baby in the Connecticut, United States has officially become the youngest person to die of the coronavirus. Connecticut Governor, Ned Lamont confirmed that the infant was “brought unresponsive to a hospital late last week and could not...
A 25-year-old Malaysian man was fined RM1,000 for driving from Kuala Lumpur to his home in Taman Bachang Baru, Malacca in the early hours of the morning without the approval of the police during the movement control order. According to China Press, the man pleaded guilty and was fined RM1,000 when he was charged in Alor Gajah...
As the aftereffects of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect one and all, the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) predicts a food shortage globally in the months of April till May because of a depletion in resources. According to an article by the South China Morning Post, international agencies and food experts state that the...
