HOW MALAYSIA BEATS COVID-19

Since this is my first post on starting a blog, I will talk about the most popular issue right now which is about the pandemic that is now a definite global nightmare. Believe it or not, this pandemic has taken its toll in changing the way people live their lives. It affects the way people work, live and socialize. Everytime you go out from your house, you will feel like you're being haunted by a weapon that you can't see but you know it can kill you right away by just making yourself getting aimed. Frankly speaking, the Coronavirus really succeed in making such a huge chaos to the world.  Rumours flying around everywhere like wildfire about how this virus that kills hundred thousands of people worldwide  exists with no vaccine up to this second. There is no other best solution that can be found right now to end this. The only way to stop making the virus spreading and kills more people is to break off its chain. That is why countries infected are facing great loss especially in their economies because of the lockdown that is forced to be done. No more tourisms activities that lead to foreign currency flows, no more import and export, no more people coming to work and there are lots of no more. The streets are so empty like they are being abandoned. It is really scary to think how serious this pandemic can be.😰😨 Thankfully, Malaysia, which is a country with about 31 millions of people is now on its way in winning against the Covid-19, with more than 50 percent of the total patients infected has been fully cured. The new cases also going down thanks to the frontliners and Malaysians that are giving their continuous cooperations in fighting against the pandemic. Malaysia will announce itself to be freed from Covid-19 if there's no case for 28 days. 

How is this possible?

Of course. This is possible with the decisions made by the governments that took fast actions upon fighting the pandemic and also because of the frontliners that never give up in trying their best to save Malaysia and the world. 

The Movement Control Order(MCO) that used to be only for 2 weeks on the first place got extended more and more was a good decision they made to make sure that the chain of the virus could break. Although it is still not fully broken, it is still a victory for Malaysia.


Lets hope and pray that the whole world will be freed from this pandemic as soon as possible. Although WHO once stated that this virus would probably not be able to fully dissappeard from this world and we have to face another norm of living, we must always believe that nothing is impossible in this world. We have to try our best to get back our normal lives and go out eating ice cream at the park without fear. So for now, everyone stay at home, stay safe and keep a social distancing so that we can minimize the risk of increasing the number of people infected. we take care of us❤


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