Unsung heroes of the community


GEORGE TOWN: From convenience store staff to bus drivers, they are among the many who have served the public without fanfare during the movement control order (MCO).Convenience store operations manager Norhayati Mohd Ali said while having to work during the MCO, she reminded herself constantly that she had a responsibility towards the community.

“I fear getting Covid-19 but at the same time, I feel honoured to be among the frontliners who provide essential services to the people, ” the 31-year-old said.

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