Malaysia akan lebih teruk jika PKP gagal, kata Dr Noor Hisham | The Malaysian Insight

Sekiranya kita tidak ikut PKP dengan baik, perkara lebih buruk akan berlaku. Peringatan harian buat semua, katanya. – Gambar The Malaysian Insight oleh Nazir Sufari, 16 Januari, 2021.

KEADAAN akan lebih buruk jika Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan gagal menundukkan penularan Covid-19 di negara ini, kata Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah. “Sekiranya kita tidak ikut PKP dengan baik, perkara lebih buruk akan berlaku. Peringatan harian buat semua, “sila tinggal di rumah”. Kenyataannya itu dimuat naik hanya beberapa jam selepas Malaysia melaporkan kes Covid-19 yang paling tinggi sejak bermulanya pandemik ini.Ini adalah kali pertama negara melaporkan lebih 4,000 kes baharu dalam sehari.

Noor Hisham dalam satu kenyataan awal hari ini berkata, kes-kes baharu telah menjadikan jumlah kes meningkat kepada 155,095 sementara kes aktif meningkat kepada 37,126.Berhubung pesakit yang telah pulih, Noor Hisham berkata, 2,148 orang telah didiscaj dari hospital dalam 24 jam sebalum.Terdapat lapan kematian dilaporkan, menjadikan jumlah kematian 594 orang. – 16 Januari, 2021.

Benar. Tapi dah gagal dari awal tebuk atap. Motif balas dendam dan propaganda punca segala malapetaka. Penjenayah juga untung bergembira. Boleh bercanda menabur fitnah dan huru-hara. Inilah karma, hukuman qisos kifarah Allah atas fitnah tohmahan ke atas agama Allah dan Rasulullah

So kalau gagal, rakyat juga yg salah ke camne? 🙄

Kalau pkp gagal ker darurat gagal, yg mana satu ni kp

Cakap dengan rakyat buat apa.

PKP apa? Ini boleh itu pun boleh macam tak ada je PKP!!

asyik buka itu ini, nk berjaya mcm mna

DGHisham and KKMPutrajaya From hero to zero. Forget about DrAdhamBaba and his 2 timbalan goons, they’re non existence anyway

Jangan risau semua pasti ok.

KKM bagitau kat org meniaga kecil yang amat terkesan tu. Bukan ada pilihan.

Sekarang pun sudah gagal , ini buka itu buka

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