Better to face the bitter truth


Fire and Rescue Department personnel preparing their Hazmat suits to spray disinfectants at a site in Penang. — Filepic

WHEN news broke out that a new cluster had emerged in the northeast district in Penang, a sense of uneasiness spread among the population of a high-rise property here, with many fearing the worst.

Even without any confirmation from the Health Ministry, Penangites were already sure that some residents of the waterfront condominium were infected with the Covid-19 virus.

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