Archive - 30 August 2020

PM says a good govt must always care about its people, by providing various forms of assistance for their benefit.

Chairperson Mazlan Bujang says the state liaison has no authority to take action against members who flouted rules.

Both MCA and DAP have swung into action to help resolve the dispute amid the backdrop of potential snap elections.

COVID-19 | A PKR MP alleges that delays in Sarawak's hospital projects resulted in lack of space to treat Covid-19 patients.

'For voters at present, Pejuang is not very much different from Bersatu, Umno and PAS.'

COVID-19 | However, the hospital staff were not caring for Covid-19 patients, says Health director-general.

Alice Lau and Kasthuriraani Patto urge for parliamentary special select committee on women and children.

COVID-19 | Health DG Noor Hisham reports 17 new cases today, of which 15 were imported.

Kelvin Yii adds MPs should set example to promote unity and not division.

REFSA wants mission-oriented policies to ensure food safety, solve health crises, tackle climate change.

PKR sec-gen says Bersatu's machinery not seen during Slim campaign.

The previous week saw foreign investors offloading RM344.2m of M'sian equities.

Muhyiddin says the new system will boost productivity and public service effectiveness.

SLIM POLLS | Amir Khusyairi received 2,115 votes to BN's Mohd Zaidi's 13,060.

UPDATED 1.16PM | Task force set up last year by ex-home minister Muhyiddin Yassin hasn't delivered findings on disappearances.

Former transport minister asks successor what is cost of cancelling project.

He points to the party's constitution which provides for non-Malay associate members.

Muafakat's Bersatu, Umno, and PAS are solid, Muhyiddin adds.

Annuar Musa says there's 'no holiday for BN’ after Slim victory as it moves onwards to Sabah polls.

'Najib will now claim that Umno's Slim River by-election victory is proof of his innocence.'

COVID-19 | Brazil is the hardest-hit country in the world outside of the US in terms of total deaths.

COVID-19 | Korean Health Ministry says only 4.5 pct of beds in greater Seoul available for critical cases as of Friday.

The Facebook CEO blames contractors and reviewers who initially looked at the militia page following complaints.

Critics, however, say Beijing’s rule amounts to 'cultural genocide'.

COMMENT | Minister Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali says he won't resign as he did not do anything wrong.

COMMENT | The new generation of millennial voters is getting tired of the same old racial reruns.

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