Malaysians Are Sharing Acts Of Kindness And Tips During COVID-19 Using #KitaJagaKita

We’ve seen how our frontliners, enforcers, riders, and supermarket workers sacrificed their time and lives to serve the country during the COVID-19 outbreak.

And now, it’s time for us to support them in ways we can.

Malaysians have been sharing their random acts of kindness or tips on how to help out during the Coronavirus pandemic in our country using the hashtag #KitaJagaKita on social media.

Some suggested to tip their delivery riders or offer them drinks, some encouraged others to donate to funds that’ll be used to help frontliners or those who are affected by COVID-19, and others have urged their followers to stay at home so that we can break the chain and flatten the curve.

Here are what Malaysians are sharing with the hashtag #KitaJagaKita:

My school collected contributions from our parents and bought food for our frontliners in HSB and PPUM recently. I ask you to do the same for the hospitals in your area. We don't need to wait for the govt to reward them, or some billionaires to decide to step up. #KitaJagaKita pic.twitter.com/cFhfBV5JKA

— Izzati Noris (@izzatinoris) March 18, 2020

Please tip your delivery riders/drivers, either via app or in cash when you're receiving your goods. And please don't fuck up their ratings, even if they're late. Food outlets are likely swamped and having trouble making the orders and it's a trickle down effect. #KitaJagaKita

— Panic! At The Tesco (@rincredible) March 19, 2020

Went to Aeon Bukit Indah to restock my supplies. Maybe because it’s the second day already, or it’s early in the morning, but I noticed that people here only take what they need as much as they need. Just that, awareness on social distancing can still be improved #KitaJagaKita pic.twitter.com/4iJzFoPDh0

— アスナウイ (@AsnawiVaea) March 19, 2020

Red line put to enforce social distancing and unnecessary contact with the counter.At Farmasi iSihat, Seri Manjung, Perak.Best of all, stay home. #KitaJagaKita #Covid_19 #SocialDistanacing #StaySafe #StayHome pic.twitter.com/STYDU5aL2b

— даниел (@danielalhabsyi) March 19, 2020

“We will work for you & country.”Yours sincerely,?? Hospital staff — we could also be your husband, wife, children, siblings and neighbors.So, Malaysians do your part & #StayAtHome. So we can save the critically ill.#KitaJagaKita pic.twitter.com/QbmVDV3Gx2

— Beni Rusani (@DrBeniRusani) March 19, 2020

Thank you frontliners !#KitaJagaKita #StayAtHome #CoronaVirusChallenge #COVID19 #SimpanBodohTuSikit#covid19MY pic.twitter.com/qJqPG4eFpQ

— CAHHID (@syahidshukri_) March 19, 2020

while we’re under #RestrictedMovementOrder, i realise how hard it must be for people who are struggling with their mental health while they’re alone or feel trapped in a toxic environment.do reach out to @BefriendersKL. or u could dm me, we’ll talk about it! #KitaJagaKita pic.twitter.com/cHqAnA5wqQ

— aidil (@pulasantanah) March 19, 2020

#kitajagakita kolej students in klang valley- if ure not getting fed, holler! Maybe some of us can order food delivery for you guys.

— Shamaine Othman ✊? (@shamaineothman) March 18, 2020

this just made my morning!!#KitaJagaKita https://t.co/qWwoXjolO1

— ADIBAH NOOR ??? (@adibahnoor) March 18, 2020

#KitaJagaKita is a simple messageInfected people pls quarantine urselfHigh risk people pls take care of urselfWe need to take care each other so we may not be the one who infect others accidentallyThank you Ejen Ali for this slogan

— نور شفينز عبدوالعزيز???? (@syafzaziz) March 18, 2020

Calling your attention to this thread. While the politicians are busy politicking, jom #kitajagakita. Contribute how you can, or just signal boost your initiative of choice! https://t.co/GLfdT0lDkF

— Hanna Alkaf (@yesitshanna) March 18, 2020

During this testing period, we need to stay united and need each other more than ever. Your act of kindness may go a long way and will definitely make someone's day.