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     6 years ago  

    Good stuff! Hope you're doing well too, mate. I could use some sweet potatoes, but unfortunately Selayang here has little room for farming 😅

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     6 years ago  

    Hopefully you stock up to survive at least a week. Going out right now can be an annoyance because the police will ask so many questions. We are in this together, the first time in history that anti-social behavior can safe lives. Stay safe.😊

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     6 years ago  

    Thanks, and that's true. There's still people leaving homes for no reason, and I don't understand why. I've stocked up as well, though there's a Speedmart nearby, so that's a godsend. I've been trying to use online grocery shopping apps, but it's so jam-packed that I couldn't find a empty slot within a week!

    I can't see many police officers or soldiers roaming this part of Selayang, though then again I haven't left home these past few days 😅. Where are you from, and are there plenty over there?

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     6 years ago  

    I'm currently living in Kuching, Sarawak on the less crowded part more like Kampung Baru in KL. Police and soldiers have checkpoint near my home (maybe) because I live not far from the administrative part with the government offices and official residence nearby. Hardly anyone dare to go out, like I said before, you will get interrogated by the police asking where you want to go and what you are doing...etc.

    Within like 5km radius from where I live, there's multiple check points. I feel like living in a war zone.

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     6 years ago  

    My part of Selayang is just above a hill, near a local magistrate, some government offices, and the local council. While I've not seen any checkpoints personally, being an administrative quarter, I think it might just be as serious as over there in Kuching 😕. While I don't like it, hopefully this will discourage those stubborn people not to go out unnecessarily.

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