We must accept that we are living in extraordinary times. And extraordinary times require an extraordinary reaction. But it must be within the rule of law. — MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star
In late March, when I looked out my window at 7am, I would see five or six people walking around the padang outside my house. Two thoughts would immediately cross my mind: “These people sure are confident during a pandemic”, and “This might make for a good column”.
I have long said that one advantage of being in Malaysia is that you can do almost anything you want, if you know how to go about it. How-ever, that tenet is being strongly tested during this Covid-19 crisis.
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