You can contribute to Mercy Malaysia’s relief efforts in Sabah by donating to their Covid-19 pandemic fund. The proceeds from this fund will help purchase medical supplies for frontliners and volunteers in Sabah as per Mercy Malaysia’s strategic response and preparedness plan. Click here for details.

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Helmed by former chief justice Tan Sri Richard Malanjum, Osimal Foundation recently mobilised help from private donors to raise funds for the state’s first mobile negative pressure isolation chamber, which was delivered to Likas Hospital in Kota Kinabalu. Each mobile isolation chamber unit costs approximately RM130,000.

The charity organisation currently welcomes donations from the public with the aim of acquiring another mobile isolation chamber for Hospital Queen Elizabeth. Click here for details.

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Since the CMCO was implemented in East Sabah, the Malaysian Relief Agency’s (MRA) branch there has been active in distributing food packs, PPE gowns and other goods needed by frontliners and residents affected by the partial lockdown.

After gathering donations of food and medical supplies from various corporate sponsors, MRA then arranged for them to be sent to Sabah via Pos Malaysia Logistik flights. Additional funding from the public will help the MRA team to cover other affected areas in Sabah. Click here for details on how to donate.  

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