Editorial Board

As some of us may not realise yet, the new norm is asking the ordinary people- “Is my job safe?” How could I earn money for my own living and feeding my family as this Covid-19 may persist longer? 

Dr Wan Mohd Hasni Sulaiman

Now we know that the Malaysian MCO will last until the 28th of March, and we have to wait at least for two more weeks before we know whether it will be ended then, or it will be extended further by (presumably) another two weeks. The process could repeat itself for some distant time in the future, or it could be ended as rapid as it started.

Dr Wan Mohd Hasni Sulaiman

During the time of crisis, many smart people try to promote themselves as predictors of future events. Unfortunately, we view that most are “speculators” rather than “smart predictors”

Dr Wan Mohd Hasni Sulaiman

Assuming that MCO will not last forever, the question is at our personal level or community level, what should be our guide of how to continue our life and works? The purpose of this article is to provide some benchmark which might be useful for us to use as a guide.‍

Dr Wan Mohd Hasni Sulaiman

PKP resulted from Covid-19 epidemic requires us to alter our behavior in regards to mobility and human interactions, in particular physical interactions. The situation demands us as a community to perform self-restraint process. What we have learned from the Covid epidemic is that as humans, we had become “extremely dense and highly connected” - which is essentially part of our daily life.