Archive - 5 September 2020

It is akin to not respecting the elders, says Hasni Mohammad.

Premesh Chandran says the committee will now meet minister Saifuddin Abdullah on Sept 11 to further discuss the matter.

This is in line with recovery MCO, says exco Yeoh Soon Hin.

Sarawakians are still forced to make long risky journey for health care due to severely delayed hospital projects.

Rembau MP says as long as Umno supports govt, it will back Muhyiddin, but it's a different matter for snap polls.

UPDATED 5.55PM | Amirudin says the private land did not have planning permission from Selayang City Council.

COVID-19 | Two of the new cases are local transmissions, one is linked to Telaga cluster.

KINIGUIDE | Malaysiakini lays out why legal protections have not prevented conflict on the ground.

Hanipa says he's willing to donate if there's any initiative to set up an emergency fund.

NGO says inmate allegedly died of injuries sustained in detention, family refuses to lodge police report.

People in the area have experienced at least five water cuts due to pollution since 2019.

The country's relative success in managing pandemic has helped Muhyiddin but electoral victory is not yet certain.

COVID-19 | Russia licensed the two-shot jab for domestic use in August.

Majority of areas in Kuala Selangor, Gombak, KL and Hulu Selangor will get water earlier than Petaling and Klang.

It is important for the company to inform employees selected for VSS of need to reduce workforce.

In doing so, however, the Argentine forward took a big swipe at the club's hierarchy.

COMMENT | After an impressive display to woo the voters, will BN manage to solve their woes?

Both sides deployed additional forces along the frontier after a clash in June.

Police will call in suspected factory owners responsible for the incident to record their statement.