Economists argue that Malaysia's economic recovery is at risk, with a higher likelihood of a weak recovery or recession due to ongoing lockdowns. Short-term measures like loan moratoria and grants, while helpful, won't address the deeper structural damage. A "Plan A-Plus" approach is proposed, focusing on reopening the economy swiftly while enhancing anti-virus strategies, including vaccines and alternative treatments like Ivermectin. This approach aims to avoid a prolonged recession and restart economic growth by August.