Malaysians show their best side


Every bit helps: United Sikhs Malaysia members offering various forms of support for Covid-19 patients undergoing home quarantine.

PETALING JAYA: The Covid-19 pandemic has upended economies, battered communities, and dramatically changed all aspects of life as the virus continues to rage.

With Malaysia in a lockdown prohibiting all non-essential social and economic activities from June 1-14, many are struggling financially, emotionally and even physically.

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