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imagine your country is going through a
huge political crisis you have a new
leader and several states have new
governments to add to this not only is
your country facing political crisis but
also economical health and defense and
then the worst thing that could ever
happen happens the corona virus hits
Malaysia Malaysia was in some serious
trouble but don't you ever underestimate
the power of Malaysian
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here are 15 ways that Malaysia did the
impossible
number 15 donations and volunteer
organizations so many people volunteered
in so many organizations helped out for
example emirate provided health care
workers with food AC units in raced over
3 million ringgit for medical supplies
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number fourteen top doctor dr. Norma
South Abdullah has been ranked one of
the top doctors in the entire world and
fighting the corona virus and not only
does he present accurate facts he's able
to do it in a way that gathers support
it also keeps people calm as he does it
number thirteen the movement control
order and the enhanced movement control
order these things are not easy to pull
off and it took so many people and
different organizations to work together
to have them work number twelve
indirect volunteers there are so many
people that helped out and volunteer and
did so many different things like food
delivery
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number 11 building temporary hospitals
Malaysia was able to build temporary
hospitals very efficiently and quickly
for example the largest eggroll Park in
Asia was able to be built into a
hospital in three days number 10 the -
bleh cluster the to play cluster
complied with any order from MOH and
they never complained even though they
had to wait long hours in the heat
number nine banks banks lend to the
borrowers for six months
number eight universities universities
allowed students to stay for free and
provided the food as well number seven
stipends nearly four million homes
received up to sixteen hundred Ringgits
number six ignoring politics opposition
leaders came together and forgot about
politics for the good of malaysia note
that is really cool
number five protecting the most
vulnerable malaysia did a great job of
protecting those that were most
vulnerable homeless and foreign workers
they were put in public halls and
provided the tent number for Malaysians
returning home Malaysians returning home
from overseas were provided a free hotel
free food in copa nineteen testing
during their two-week quarantine number
three respect for frontline workers I
have never seen so much respect and love
for frontline workers it was so
beautiful to see all the support
Malaysians gave to the frontline workers
number two fixing the PPE shortage for
frontline workers at the beginning of
the crisis there wasn't enough PPE for
all the frontline workers and so
Malaysians took it onto themselves for
example a fashion designer realized she
had a skill set that could be very
valuable and so she took the initiative
to organize an entire team to make PPE
prisoners make PPE college students made
PPE even the Malaysian poor with no arms
didn't let that stop her from making PPE
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and number one most important is
teamwork it didn't matter if you're a
celebrity or an average person it didn't
matter your social status
it didn't matter your gender your
religion your ethnicity all Malaysians
came together for the better of Malaysia
and that's how Malaysia was able to do
the impossible to go from a country that
had three times more cases than any
other country in Southeast Asia to now
be one of the safest countries in the
entire world
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and lastly I'd like to thank all the
Malaysians that helped make this video
possible so many of you wrote to me get
sent me videos and pictures and
specifically pacific baku who is a
motorcycle rider let me take lots of his
footage along with cue productions who
took beautiful drone shots and you can
find links to their channels in the
description so thank you to all of you
who helped make this video possible
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you
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