KUCHING: The next federal government needs to be more stable and prioritise handling the Covid-19 situation in our country, said Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah.
The Welfare, Community Welfare, Women, Family and Childhood Development Minister hoped that the new federal government would be more stable and assist those who have been affected by the pandemic.
“We really hope that the new government can be formed as soon as possible and develop a Post Covid-19 Recovery Plan for the nation.
“We hope Malaysia can be redeveloped and return to its glory as before with its multiracial society, stable politics and proud development in the eyes of the non-Malaysians,” she said.
Fatimah said this during her visit to the fire victims of Kampung Segubang at the Min Lit Secondary School evacuation centre today (Aug 17).
According to her, the resignation of Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yasin as Prime Minister was due to the loss of the majority of MPs despite trying to maintain his government to continue dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.
“The new government is very important for us. This is because it affects us in terms of administration and the welfare of the people,” she added.
