Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 09:52 AM MYTJee Jeet Yuan, 49, suits up as he prepares to carry out decontamination work at the Special Children’s Centre in George Town, April 4, 2020. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin
“I started offering my services at various places, in schools and wet markets, and after I obtained the relevant approvals from the premise owners or authorities, I will fix a date and time to go conduct the disinfection,” he said in an interview withHe started offering his services on March 18 and since then he has disinfected eight places including the Batu Lanchang Market, Perak Road Market, Jelutong Police Station, kindergartens and schools.
“I am the lone ranger here so for any disinfection to be carried out, I usually do it alone, there is no need for so many people,” he said. “There are doctors and other frontliners working so hard to stop the spread of this disease, I felt that I had to do something to help too,” he said.
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