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Patients, medical workers battle discrimination as well as disease

May 4, 2020

While COVID-19 patients are being called criminals, discrimination and harassment is driving some frontline medical workers into depression.

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Malaysia to repatriate first group of Myanmar nationals in September

Malaysia has finalised the first phase of a voluntary repatriation programme involving eligible Myanmar nationals, with almost 1,500 individuals expected to return home on September 29, the government said on Thursday.

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