
Bersatu quintet disputes ‘termination’, says Muhyiddin feeling insecure
'What is clear is that the president’s office is playing politics while the country faces the Covid-19 pandemic as well as an economic recession.'

'What is clear is that the president’s office is playing politics while the country faces the Covid-19 pandemic as well as an economic recession.'

They have automatically disqualified themselves from being a member, says Megat Najmuddin Megat Khas.

The pension fund says there is no firm intention, however, that it will undertake the proposal.

Denmark is the first country in Europe to allow students to go back to school.

The authorities there say Covid-19 patients are not likely to be infectious after two weeks.

This in wake of a call by PAS to suspend the sale of alcohol until the issue is resolved.

Perak Menteri Besar Ahmad Faizal Azumu says the reshuffle is to accommodate the new appointments.

UPDATED 10.57PM | He says the Bersatu constitution vests such power exclusively with the secretary-general.

The public will no longer need to fill out forms each time they visit public spaces.

The 39 MPs say they are aware of negotiations underway to 'restore the people’s mandate'.

UPDATED 9.40PM | BREAKING | The decision was conveyed to them by the organising secretary via a letter dated today.


He says though under quarantine, he is working on anti-Covid-19 strategies.


This as talk swirls that Pakatan Harapan is preparing to countermand the Sheraton Move.


Why is the government catching migrant workers but not punishing employers who provide cramped living quarters?

Senior minister says the nation should not be dragged into another political crisis.


CORONAVIRUS | The percentage of those who have recovered and have been discharged now stands at 80.9 percent, says Health DG.





UPDATED 4.05PM | Over 4,000 undocumented migrants, staff members and food suppliers were tested, says Ismail Sabri.


This comes after the US president threatened to shut down websites he accused of stifling conservative voices.





UPDATED 2.54PM | They will be compelled to vacate their seats if the majority of the 40-member legislative assembly supports the motion to vacate the seats.


The man lying unconscious in front of a KL shop, who was made viral, was not positive for Covid-19.



Secondary school and college students were also caught playing basketball.











The US president is slated to sign an executive order to regulate social media companies today, the White House announces.



With the Aidilfitri holiday over, delivery vehicles are zipping around to ensure that parcels reach their destinations promptly.




UPDATED 4.50PM | CORONAVIRUS | At least 30 M'sians were infected, says Malaysian Association of America.

The House of Representatives voted 413-1 on the bill to pressure their president to impose human rights sanctions on China.

‘By the same logic, ban all humans as well.’

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


CORONAVIRUS | Only 15 new positive Covid-19 cases were reported in the country yesterday, since the March 18 imposition of the MCO.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Malaysian Buskers Club president Wady Hamdan has a vision – to safeguard and promote the revival of street music.

CORONAVIRUS | Pets looked after at home are highly unlikely to spread any disease, but dogs or cats abandoned on the street can be dangerous.

An economic revival is expected in the second half of the year and M'sia's GDP growth for the year could range from 2.5 percent to 3 percent.