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Covid 19..outbreak...

The outbreak of the virus Covid 19 starts in Wuhan, China some time in January 2020. The original source of this Virus outbreak is yet unknown. The Chinese authority took an unprecedented action by shutting down the movement of the city residents of some 11 millions. It a a complete lock-down with no one leaving and getting into the city. Immediately the Chinese authority act fast and professionally by mobilising all the experts to head to the city to help the already infested as well to stop the spread of the virus to the other part of  the country, as well to the other parts of the world. Soon the virus separate to the other parts of the world including to Malaysia. Since the middle of March 2020 the Malaysian government has introduced a Movement order or the Control Movement Order or CMO making it compulsory for the citizens to stay at home and not leave unless really necessary like getting foods or grocery. The Police and the Army was fully mobilised to enforced the CMO. The enforcement of the CMO starts on the March 18, 2020, first up to March  28  and then extended to April 14. The third phase was just extended till the April 28, 2020.  It looks like Malaysian had to stay indoor for a while until the Health Authority of Malaysia managed to control the spread of the Virus.

More on the  Pandemic from the World Health Organisation or WHO:
https://www.who.int/westernpacific/emergencies/covid-19

Have a nice day any way.                             
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