案例简介：照片由 @ iantehphotography/随着世界许多地区摆脱新型冠状病毒肺炎大流行的斗争，马来西亚已经实施了严格的封锁措施来遏制其传播。曾经被视为东南亚遏制该病毒的积极例子，现在马来西亚已成为该地区受影响最严重的国家之一。沮丧的马来西亚人使用流行的Twitter标签 # kerajaangagal (意为 “失败的政府”) 来发泄政府对局势的处理以及该国遭受重创的经济。封锁措施遏制了病例，因为全国感染率从前一周的7.28% 下降到6.61%。向左滑动以查看更多信息: 吉隆坡的天际线，可以看到标志性的Petronas双子塔; 封锁期间空荡荡的道路; 我当地的购物中心，除了超市和药房外都关闭了; 我的公寓中关闭了游泳池和健身房等公共设施; 在市中心的大型LCD屏幕上显示的公告; 尽管卫生部的统计数据显示，最高的感染率来自这些部门，但在吉隆坡中部，许多工厂和建筑工地被认为是必不可少的，并被允许以60% 的能力工作。在 @ iantehphotography上跟随我，以查看更多来自世界各地的图像和故事。# 马来西亚KualaLumpur # Covid19 # 冠状动脉 # 双胞胎

案例简介：Photo by @iantehphotography / As many parts of the world emerge from their COVID-19 pandemic struggles, Malaysia has implemented tight lockdown measures to contain its spread. Once seen as a positive example for Southeast Asia in containing the virus, now Malaysia has become one of the worst affected in the region. Frustrated Malaysians use the trending Twitter hashtag #kerajaangagal, meaning "failed government," to vent about the government's handling of the situation and the country's battered economy. Lockdown measures have curbed cases, as the national rate of infection declined to 6.61 percent from the previous week's 7.28 percent. Swipe left to see more: Kuala Lumpur's skyline, with a view of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers; empty roads during lockdown; my local mall, closed except for the supermarket and pharmacy; communal facilities like the swimming pool and gym are closed at my condominium; public announcements displayed on giant LCD screens in the city center; and in central Kuala Lumpur many factories and construction sites are deemed essential and allowed to work at 60% capacity, despite statistics from the Ministry of Health revealing that the highest infection rates come from these sectors. Follow me on @iantehphotography to see more images and stories from around the world. #KualaLumpur Malaysia #Covid19 #CoronaDiaries #TwinTowers

国家地理 - Photo by @iantehphotography / As many parts of the world emerge from their COVID-19 pandemic struggles, Malaysia has impl

案例简介：照片由 @ iantehphotography/随着世界许多地区摆脱新型冠状病毒肺炎大流行的斗争，马来西亚已经实施了严格的封锁措施来遏制其传播。曾经被视为东南亚遏制该病毒的积极例子，现在马来西亚已成为该地区受影响最严重的国家之一。沮丧的马来西亚人使用流行的Twitter标签 # kerajaangagal (意为 “失败的政府”) 来发泄政府对局势的处理以及该国遭受重创的经济。封锁措施遏制了病例，因为全国感染率从前一周的7.28% 下降到6.61%。向左滑动以查看更多信息: 吉隆坡的天际线，可以看到标志性的Petronas双子塔; 封锁期间空荡荡的道路; 我当地的购物中心，除了超市和药房外都关闭了; 我的公寓中关闭了游泳池和健身房等公共设施; 在市中心的大型LCD屏幕上显示的公告; 尽管卫生部的统计数据显示，最高的感染率来自这些部门，但在吉隆坡中部，许多工厂和建筑工地被认为是必不可少的，并被允许以60% 的能力工作。在 @ iantehphotography上跟随我，以查看更多来自世界各地的图像和故事。# 马来西亚KualaLumpur # Covid19 # 冠状动脉 # 双胞胎

国家地理 - Photo by @iantehphotography / As many parts of the world emerge from their COVID-19 pandemic struggles, Malaysia has impl

案例简介：Photo by @iantehphotography / As many parts of the world emerge from their COVID-19 pandemic struggles, Malaysia has implemented tight lockdown measures to contain its spread. Once seen as a positive example for Southeast Asia in containing the virus, now Malaysia has become one of the worst affected in the region. Frustrated Malaysians use the trending Twitter hashtag #kerajaangagal, meaning "failed government," to vent about the government's handling of the situation and the country's battered economy. Lockdown measures have curbed cases, as the national rate of infection declined to 6.61 percent from the previous week's 7.28 percent. Swipe left to see more: Kuala Lumpur's skyline, with a view of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers; empty roads during lockdown; my local mall, closed except for the supermarket and pharmacy; communal facilities like the swimming pool and gym are closed at my condominium; public announcements displayed on giant LCD screens in the city center; and in central Kuala Lumpur many factories and construction sites are deemed essential and allowed to work at 60% capacity, despite statistics from the Ministry of Health revealing that the highest infection rates come from these sectors. Follow me on @iantehphotography to see more images and stories from around the world. #KualaLumpur Malaysia #Covid19 #CoronaDiaries #TwinTowers

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国家地理 - Photo by @iantehphotography / As many parts of the world emerge from their COVID-19 pandemic struggles, Malaysia has impl

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