Read on to learn how Malaysians feel about the governments' initiatives during this crisis.
Some points to take note of are:
- 58% say they are optimistic that Malaysia will recover from COVID-19 with zero new cases reported, while 5% say they are not at all optimistic.
- 17% Malaysians think the governments recent initiative to help Malaysians during this period by reducing the employee's EPF mandatory contribution is not at all helpful, while 76% think the financial aid provided during this period is extremely useful.
- 41% Malaysians foresee the MCO to last until the end of April, while 11% predict it will last until mid May.
- 73% say that they will go out once the MCO is lifted, however, will limit their movements outdoors, while 12% say they will not go out for some time.
- 67% of Bumiputera's say they are very optimistic that Malaysia will recover from COVID-19 with zero new cases reported, while 54% of Chinese and 42% of Indians/Others are only slightly optimistic.
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