MCO: Keep a positive mindset, advises senior citizen


Daisy encourages Malaysians to stay positive and keep their faith strong during the pandemic. Photo: Daisy Rita Savarimuthu

With the number of Covid-19 cases in Malaysia on the rise, Kuala Lumpur-based senior citizen Daisy Rita Savarimuthu, 62, welcomes the government's efforts to implement a movement control order (MCO) on Jan 13.

"The government needs to implement stricter measures to flatten the curve. There has been a sharp rise in the number of Covid-19 cases in our country and that's worrying.

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