Finding new ways to put food on the table


Head of the household: For Suwaibatun and Syafiq, making sure their families stay safe and healthy is their top priority.

JOHOR BARU: Malaysians have had to adapt to put food on the table amid the Covid-19 pandemic and movement control order.

Earning an income during the first MCO last year was initially hard for street performer and full-time clown Suwaibatun Nahar Mohd Juffri.

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