Dr Mahathir urged members of the public to comply with the movement control order. ― Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri
“We must be disciplined. We must control ourselves and our emotions. If we follow our emotions and our heart, it will not bring any benefit to us. However, despite being cooped up, Dr Mahathir also advised the public to try and keep healthy and physically active in the confines of their own homes through light exercise while keeping their mind occupied through reading or debates.
He explained that the order is meant to stop the virus from spreading further and the irresponsible actions of these few can have an adverse impact on their respective loved ones and the public as a whole.
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