While the government is trying hard to please everyone, well almost, the sustainability of businesses, especially SMEs, will determine if people will still have jobs in coming weeks.
Two weeks in and some remain unsure about masks
Twentytwo13 executive editor Graig Nunis is still unsure if he should wear a mask when he goes out as the authorities say one thing and seem to do another. What’s new, eh?
Have fun indoors during MCO
There are many fun-filled activities for you and your family as your adapt to the change of lifestyle during the Movement Control Order as highlighted in this weekend’s YouTube talk show The RSS with HD.
We’re with you, our heroes on the frontline
Covid-19 is a timely reminder that humanity still exists and we are all in this battle together.
Get well soon Boris, Prince Charles and EPL
Twentytwo13 executive editor Graig Nunis is worried that Boris Johnson and Prince Charles have Covid-19, not because he cares for them, but more of what it could mean for the English Premier League season.
Everyone wants to be friends with Makcik Kiah
Twentytwo13 executive editor Graig Nunis is hoping Makcik Kiah approves his friend request.
Unrestricted salute to our frontliners
After the success of a day-long interactive entertainment event known as Unrestricted Stage, Barry Westerhout and friends have decided to have a second one this weekend in honour of our frontliners in the fight against Covid-19.
So hard for pet food suppliers, left to their own devices
The Department of Veterinary Services has issued a support letter to pet food suppliers to deliver their products but the Ministry of International Trade and Industry says it is not the approving authority for such a service during the Movement Control Order period.
Tough times don’t last, tough people, do
Twentytwo13 editor Graig Nunis is bracing for tougher days as Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob warns of tougher action to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Strays in dire need of food but there are hindrances
Society For The Prevention of Cruelty To Animals (SPCA) Selangor chairman Christine Chin has raised concerns over the welfare of animals in local council pounds following the Movement Control Order, adding animal food suppliers have been stopped from delivering goods to supermarkets and homes.
F&B industry needs govt intervention to stay afloat
Although the food and beverage industry is listed as an essential service during the Movement Control Order period, owners and operators of these outlets say sales have dropped by 80 per cent.
Even royalty not spared
Twentytwo13 executive editor Graig Nunis can’t believe how unfair the world can be sometimes, but then again, what’s new? Oh, and the Movement Control Order has been extended until April 14.
The good, the bad and the ugly of MCO
We just passed the halfway mark of the 14-day Movement Control Order which was imposed on March 18. Here are some points on how things have progressed.