Even if it’s no longer a requirement, wear a mask if, for example, you have a fever and need to be out on public transport, to keep others safe, says Dr Hazli. — Others
WE must motivate ourselves to remain vigilant against any possible Covid-19 infection in the future by continuously learning about prevention measures.
Malaysian Psychiatrist Association president Dr Hazli Zakaria says there is a need for people to adopt a healthier lifestyle and better hygienic practices, other than becoming more conscious about other people’s health.
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