Living life to the fullest despite the pandemic


Khairizal out riding in Sekinchan, Selangor, during the recovery MCO last year. Photo: Mohd Khairizal Mohd Khalif

Given all that has happened the past year, what makes Mohd Khairizal Mohd Khalif happy at this point of time is “just being healthy and having the ability and avenue to make others happy”.

Just like many others, his life has been badly impacted by the pandemic. The 45-year-old employee of an airline company admits that he suffered a huge loss of income from salary cuts. Also, his campsite business in Kuala Kubu Baru, Selangor, couldn’t operate throughout the movement control order periods.

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