Is Malaysia in trust deficit in managing Covid-19?


The petition by the Singapore doctors come in the wake of the death of a 13-year-old in the US after he received Covid-19 vaccination. - The Straits Times/ANN

PUBLIC trust is one of the country’s important foundations in governing and delivering effective public policy, driving economic growth and achieving better socio-economic progress.

Like never before, in this unprecedented pandemic and economic crises, the government must ensure that the general public do not have doubts about its capacities in implementing effective containment measures, timely economic responses to limit the financial and economic damages and finally, to navigate the country out of this crisis more resilient.

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