When you have to have PPE at home


PETALING JAYA: Not all heroes wear capes, especially in the case of a woman in Kuala Lumpur who needed to don a PPE suit to take care of her 84-year-old grandmother who had Covid-19.

It was the ultimate trial for Siti Aishah Ibrahim (pic) when all 12 members of her family tested positive after one of them had contracted the virus on July 13.

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