Foreign construction workers who tested negative for Covid-19 are nervous about walking the streets. FMTNews HariRaya
Foreign workers at a construction site in Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur, help carry food items ahead of the Hari Raya celebration.
She says the groceries, worth RM18,000, are in addition to the normal food allocation they get to help them break their fast. “It’s going to be a very different Raya for us. Normally around this time we would be decorating our places, but we don’t have any money to buy decorations. And we can’t visit our relatives,” he tells FMT.
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