AS WE endure the Covid-19 pandemic, living and working remotely has become the norm for much of society.
Staying connected with loved ones while undergoing a prolonged crisis of this nature can be challenging even for the toughest of minds, with many longing to reunite with their spouses, friends and family.
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Emilly (second from right) and her friends celebrated their birthdays on Facetime during the pandemic. This picture of a gathering was taken in December 2019 before the pandemic.
Sitinurbayu (left) with her husband and three children stayed connected with her parents and in-laws via WhatsApp during Raya celebrations last year and this year.
Khoo stays in touch with her friends via virtual movie outings.
Dr Ahmad Munawwar regularly connects with his in-laws and friends via WhatsApp and Zoom.
Nazdi (top, left) during a virtual ‘karaoke’ session with his friends.
Wong (top row, right) stays connected with his loved ones through virtual training sessions six times a week.
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