Archive - 15 February 2020

He says the main point is that Harapan supports Dr M as the seventh prime minister and him as the eighth prime minister.

CORONAVIRUS | The 83-year-old woman was on board the 'MS Westerdam' luxury cruise ship.

She says the decision was not made by the Sabah chief minister or any other individual.

Bersatu supreme council member Wan Saiful Wan Jan says they are doing this as their agendas are tied to the length of the PM's tenure.

Lim Mah Hui laments that none of Penang's 40 elected reps turned up for a public forum to hear concerns of residents.

Home Affairs Minister Muhyiddin Yassin says privacy control over the channelling of information is implemented at all times.

Thomas Albrecht says the reverse is true as refugees tend to stay longer in countries with fewer rights for them.

Hasnah Hussin recounts an unsettled childhood but is grateful for an opportunity to attend school.

CORONAVIRUS | We had free Internet, free wine, three-course meals. There was so much choice, says passenger Zahra Jennings.

MP SPEAKS | One crucial task that awaits her is the review of the "terror list" by the Home Affairs Ministry.

CORONAVIRUS | Unrest over buildings in residential neighbourhoods designated as potential quarantine sites.

Mohd Zuki Ali says they need to hold on to the principles of neutrality and professionalism

There are efforts to reject the sovereignty of the Malay rulers and Islam, says Masrizi Sad.

Ahmad Fuad Osman disagrees with reasons given for the removal of his works at the National Art Gallery exhibition.

CORONAVIRUS | Thai woman, a medical personnel, got infected from contact with a patient, says Department of Disease Control DG.

Federal Territories Minister Khalid Abdul Samad says structural specifications of condominium under scrutiny.

UPDATED 10.52PM | CORONAVIRUS | Health Minister Dr Dzulkefley Ahmad says both cases involve China nationals.

Dr M says govt has set up sub-committee to evaluate the matter, would prepare proposal paper for cabinet deliberation.

COMMENT | A historic turning point is reached by the statements of Dr Mahathir and Anwar in the past two days.

It makes economic sense to give refugees the right to work, says Ideas researcher Wan Ya Shin.

LETTER | Kulasegaran fails to comprehend the essence of my statement and ends up misrepresenting the facts, intentionally or otherwise.

Tarek Obaid in Switzerland, Patrick Mahony resides in Switzerland and the UK, says 1MDB whistleblower Xavier Andre Justo.

UPDATED 1.10PM | Two construction workers had to be rescued when the building in Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur, collapsed yesterday.

They respond to claims by PAS chief Abdul Hadi Awang on the planned confidence motion for Dr M as PM.

CORONAVIRUS | Plans also underway to evacuate US citizens on the Diamond Princess that has been quarantined in a Japanese port for nearly two weeks.

CORONAVIRUS | The team of 12 international and 12 Chinese members will focus on how the disease is spreading and its severity.

The three enforcers had allegedly impersonated policemen to blackmail a foreigner in Klang Utara.

The football club was also fined 30m euros after an investigation into alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play rules.

CORONAVIRUS | The video clip that went viral actually shows the standard operating procedure to detect close contact with the disease.

CORONAVIRUS | Authorities will punish those who refuse to quarantine themselves or follow official rules on containing the coronavirus.

The strike, and Iran’s retaliation, had raised fears of wider war and frustrated some US lawmakers.

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

COMMENT | This piece of political theatre from PAS lays bare the schisms within Pakatan Harapan.

She is a gutsy, brainy, highly qualified and an experienced officer of very high integrity, says the IGP.

YOURSAY | 'It is absurd for opposition parties to move a vote of confidence for a PM with existing majority support.'