in an interview with CodeBlue, Dr Nirmala said the Movement Control Order (MCO), which has been implemented in Sabah, would have hit residents really hard, especially the poor, migrants, and people living in the interiors.
She urged the federal and state governments to work together with NGOs to ensure that food supplies and basic necessities are made available for vulnerable populations.
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