PETALING JAYA: He’s the public face of Malaysia’s battle against the coronavirus, so naturally his Twitter and Facebook page have been deluged with messages of concern and accolade for him and his team of frontliners.
“Thank you, sir. Only God could reward the efforts and sacrifices of your staff and you,” wrote UkisMazelanAbas on Twitter, referring to Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah (pic).
“Hats off to the frontliners and @DGHisham. We can do it!” wrote m.azrulmahdzir on Twitter.
Another Twitter user Hanan said: “Terima kasih Datuk. Please have your rest. Malaysia needs you.”
As for Tan Soon Keang, he posted: “Thanks DG Health and your team on your contribution to the country. I hold you in highest respect.”
“Thank you, sir. Only God could reward the efforts and sacrifices of your staff and you,” wrote UkisMazelanAbas on Twitter, referring to Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah (pic).
Another Twitter user Hanan said: “Terima kasih Datuk. Please have your rest. Malaysia needs you.”
Blogger Mohd. Kamal Abdullah also thank the Health DG for updating the information on the current status of the pandemic and advising the people to remain at home to avoid the spread of the Covid-19 outbreak.
These are just some samples of messages by Malaysians, who flooded social media to voice their gratitude for the tireless healthcare workers in dealing with the Covid-19 outbreak.
Facebook user Gehna Kaur acknowledged the diligent efforts of the Health Ministry in dealing with the pandemic.
“We are all going to be okay, our doctors are working very hard for us to be able to go out again, for everything to go back to normal.
“While we sit at home and wait for every update anxiously, let’s also pray that these frontliners can go back to their families safe and uninfected,” she said.
Another Facebook user Jeremy Justin Ch’ng saluted Dr Noor Hisham and his team for doing a “great job”.
Commentators have also praised Dr Noor Hisham for being a steady hand and reassuring face during a time of crisis.
A Twitter user hoped the Health DG would continue to keep up the good work.
“Thank you for all the efforts done by the frontliners. I feel very comfortable when I see you in a press conference, may Allah bless you sir!” he tweeted.
With the Covid-19 crisis mounting, many Malaysians were also grateful that he was able to
present explanations and updates about the matter in a clear and simple way.
“The highest level of intelligence is to make things simple. This is what Datuk Dr Noor Hisham is doing.
“Explain (things) one by one in a comprehensive way to the public,” said someone on Facebook. - Star/others
These are just some samples of messages by Malaysians, who flooded social media to voice their gratitude for the tireless healthcare workers in dealing with the Covid-19 outbreak.
Facebook user Gehna Kaur acknowledged the diligent efforts of the Health Ministry in dealing with the pandemic.
“We are all going to be okay, our doctors are working very hard for us to be able to go out again, for everything to go back to normal.
“While we sit at home and wait for every update anxiously, let’s also pray that these frontliners can go back to their families safe and uninfected,” she said.
Another Facebook user Jeremy Justin Ch’ng saluted Dr Noor Hisham and his team for doing a “great job”.
Commentators have also praised Dr Noor Hisham for being a steady hand and reassuring face during a time of crisis.
A Twitter user hoped the Health DG would continue to keep up the good work.
“Thank you for all the efforts done by the frontliners. I feel very comfortable when I see you in a press conference, may Allah bless you sir!” he tweeted.
With the Covid-19 crisis mounting, many Malaysians were also grateful that he was able to
present explanations and updates about the matter in a clear and simple way.
“The highest level of intelligence is to make things simple. This is what Datuk Dr Noor Hisham is doing.
“Explain (things) one by one in a comprehensive way to the public,” said someone on Facebook. - Star/others
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