Kuala Lumpur, 29th December 2020 – It has been almost 10th month COVID-19 since first unleashed its fury and upended the life of nearly everyone around the world, including Malaysians.
As Malaysia navigates the challenges brought about by the global pandemic, the recovery momentum achieved by the country would not have been possible without the contributions and sacrifices of our everyday heroes on the frontlines.
The measures and standard operating procedures (SOP) rolled out by the government to prevent the virus from escalating would not be effective without the role played by the police, armed forces, People's Volunteer Corps (Rela) and other security agencies.
Like medical and healthcare workers, security frontliners worked day and night, manning roadblocks during the various phases of the Movement Control Order (MCO) and patrolled the borders to stop any encroachment by illegal immigrants, thus stemming the import of Covid-19 cases.
On many occasions, security personnel went beyond the call of duty to help the public during the challenging times brought about by the pandemic.
Read more in the New Straits Times article attached.
Source: New Straits Times
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