Archive - 15 November 2020

He was eventually found by police in Bayan Lepas.

Perhaps he saw how Anwar managed the country's finances, says the Jerlun MP.

This is despite Top Glove taking several precautionary measures.

COVID-19 | The number of new cases in Peninsular Malaysia exceeds East Malaysia for the 7th consecutive day.

Yeoh says she received complaints about 'middlemen' politicians asking for fees from interested traders.

Opposition blaming Finance Minister for not incorporating their proposals in Budget 2021.

Some want loan moratorium extension and one-off withdrawal of RM10,000.

It is understood that Fakhrulrazi had been officially admitted into PKR in September.

It will cost RM5.6m and be given out next month, says MB.

PM says this at Asean-UN Summit to help resolve refugee issue as M'sia's resources are stretched.

Meanwhile, the president-elect has been huddled with advisers to select his in-coming cabinet.

Bintulu MP apologises for his outburst in Parliament on Nov 11.

These are verified locations that are reported to be affected today.

If PM loses budget vote, Agong must appoint new PM and cabinet to table a different budget.

It will ensure disabled persons issues are heard and addressed.

RCEP offers a platform that can lead to a positive change in relations, says Aussie trade minister.

Those with diabetes are more likely to suffer severe Covid-19 if infected.

Opposition head says Zafrul's claim of civil servants' pay at stake if budget not passed sounds like a 'threat'.

Tesla CEO questions test accuracy after getting differing results but says he has symptoms.

All temples it monitored for Deepavali rituals followed Covid-19 guidelines.

The man was badly injured after he landed on the third-floor roof of the hospital.

Hassan Karim says all MPs must exercise their duties to scrutinise the budget for the rakyat.

Countries like Japan and S Korea managed to tackle Covid-19 by implementing other measures.

'Businesses cannot be closed like (flipping) a switch,' says economist Jomo Sundaram.

'It is time for the authorities not to make people's life more difficult as it already is.'