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KEEPING up with the times is necessary, especially when it comes to being tech-savvy.
Many of the country’s senior citizens have been trying to meet today’s technology-oriented demands — demands that have infiltrated our daily lives, especially since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the nation early last year.
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Eileen, 75, and her husband Eddie, 77, participating in an online dance class. They remain active and engaged in their senior years.
The younger generation can be encouraged to teach seniors the ins and outs of smartphone usage.
Older folk have shown interest in video conferencing which will enable them to keep up their friendships with peers.
Kuan says there are seniors who are left behind because they do not own a smartphone or have access to Internet.
Rohaini says these days, senior citizens face a host of digital challenges in their daily lives.
Vimala is adept at utilising tech for her work in the tourism sector.
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