Remaining ever vigilant


PETALING JAYA: Exhausted frontlliners are thankful for the drop in Covid-19 cases but they are ever vigilant and plead with Malaysians to continue following the standard operating procedures as interstate travel has now resumed.

A doctor attached to a Covid-19 designated hospital in the Klang Valley said that since the pandemic broke out in March last year, they have always been on their toes.

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