Our PM Muhyiddin Yassin’s Twitter Just Came Back To Life And Reactions Are… Mixed?
The official Twitter account of the 8th Prime Minister of Malaysia Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has just come alive. Or, what we assume is the official account, as it is not Twitter-verified.
(Credit: Twitter)
His last tweet was back in February 27, 2016. Then, on 19 March 2020, fours years later, he posted his first Tweet as prime minister.
In the Tweet, he urges Malaysians to stay at home, which is something he’s been repeating for the past three days.
The art is by local artist Artortoise_full, which shows Muhyiddin walking with frontliners against the COVID-19 pandemic, visualized as a nurse, doctor, and police officer.
Naturally, Malaysians responded… the usual way Malaysians do.
Yay dah aktif twitter… Harap tabah sebab Twitter is so toxic and ramai haters anda.. yang penting berkhidmat untuk semua TSMY
— Palataologist 🕙 (@NetizenHolland) March 19, 2020
There are the trolls…
Baru keluar gua ke? Betul ke din yg post ni?? Ke acc kene hack slps 4tahun 😝
— 〽🇲🇾💞 (@readinmyic) March 19, 2020
My full respect to the other 4 heroes pic.twitter.com/W5e731cPIK
— DÃ ni (@danniborneo) March 19, 2020
Syukurlah akhirnya ingat juga password twitter
— Hakam Ahmad (@HakamAhmxd) March 19, 2020
— Sephian (@SufianMutalib) March 19, 2020
And the ones who immediately demand for things…
Tan Sri, please take action on those arrogant company bosses who force their employees to work during the movement control order. These recalcitrants think money is more important then human lives.
— KennyG@D 0_0 (@KennyGD001) March 19, 2020
tak lupa juga mereka yg kerja kat retail shops! thank you!
— Fecries (@ShahrulFecr13) March 19, 2020
Tan Sri, damansara damai dah 24jam takde bekalan air @air_selangor …please respond to my reach out! Tqvm #DudukRumah
— Zulfi (@zulfizalharun) March 19, 2020
And the ones who were just happy to have him around.
👏 welcome to Twitter #KitaJagaKita #JanganLepak
— H for Henry (@joefrezzo) March 19, 2020
ok
— Acid Malek (@RasyidMalek) March 19, 2020
Well, is our Prime Minister’s Twitter worth following? Let us know on our Facebook, Twitter, or Telegram!
