Archive - 24 November 2020

Previously, gunshots were only heard coming from Thailand at the border area, says Abdul Hamid.

They expressed difficulty in getting loans, assistance like petrol subsidy to Muhyiddin who says he'll look into it.

PARLIAMENT | This to ensure a more comprehensive distribution of the RM620m allocation, says senior minister.

UPDATED 10.50PM | Twenty BN ministers and deputy ministers sign statement pledging support.

Its remaining 12 facilities are operating at a much-reduced capacity, says glove maker.

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The driver who had reportedly died after transporting a Covid-19 patient, had several other illnesses.

UPDATED 11.15PM | Another officer is seriously injured, while six people have been arrested.

The M'sian was found to be radicalised, wanted to travel to Syria or Palestine to partake in armed violence.

COMMENT | With questions continuously raised by concerned citizens, nothing has come forward.

COVID-19 | Starting tomorrow, Covid-19 negative travellers from Sabah will no longer need to home quarantine.

LETTER | The authorities should address it in the context of a national and social issue.

These are the three options Ahmad Fahdli Shaari outlined for Muhyiddin Yassin if Budget 2021 is not passed on Thursday.

COVID-19 | This is the first time Malaysia has recorded more than 2,000 infections in a day.

Hulu Kelang rep claims to have at least 27,000 Gombak voters ready to vote for him if he contests there.

COVID-19 | An international field trip to investigate the origins of the new coronavirus will be arranged soon, the country says.

Wee insists local shipping firms know how to repair submarine Internet cables, but Loke accuses him of lying.

UPDATED 7.44PM | The lawyer claims Messrs Zaid Ibrahim & Co's use of his personal name amounts to misrepresentation.

LETTER | Nonetheless, responding to domestic violence requires a holistic approach.

It will be tabled in Parliament when ready, says the de facto law minister.

Rajiv Rishyakaran says he was able to negotiate a bulk deal, making the tests significantly cheaper.

Finance minister says 4,937 loan applications from small and medium enterprises were approved.

It urges for the 'alternative to detention' pilot project to be implemented soon.

Health minister says more than a quarter died before they could receive treatment at a medical facility.

From 2016-2018, there were 512,315 'special approvals'.

712 of the promised 800 episodes have yet to be delivered.

COMMENT | The authorities need to change their coercive and punitive stance towards the Pati.

Klang MP Charles Santiago says deporting refugees means sending them for persecution and death.

Hashim Mohd Ali reminds PAS deputy minister not to be overzealous in enforcing beliefs on others.

UPDATED 3.34PM | The veteran TV personality's appointment has received the consent of the Agong.

Saying he harbours no vendettas, the Ketereh MP adds 'this is politics'.

Will he admit that the issue was solely his own making when he was the foreign minister in Harapan govt?

PARLIAMENT | Deputy speaker explains Keningau MP was cleared by parliament doctor after MOH released him from quarantine.

The programme was abolished by Harapan administration in 2018.

Tuan Ibrahim describes the move as a positive development, and the case made history as the first environmental crime case in M'sia.

UPDATED 3PM | This after a shootout at the Malaysia-Thailand border in Perlis.

With the reduction, the ruling coalition may just have 110 votes against the opposition's 108.

The latest move would give Wan Rosdy's govt more than 80pct of Pahang's seats.

PARLIAMENT | This comes after Agong assented to an emergency to postpone the Batu Sapi polls due to Covid-19.

But reports of the meeting between the crown prince and Netanyahu were denied by Saudi Arabia.

The plan will be in collaboration with various agencies and industry players.

'With the reduction in the voting age, it is now or never for the youth to stand up for what they believe in.'

His announcement on Monday was the closest he has come to admitting defeat.

Roger Ng says that as far back as March 2010, he had alerted the firm to be cautious with Low.

These are verified locations reported to be affected today.

More prominent Republicans yesterday joined the call to their leader Trump to end efforts to overturn his election defeat.

Many scientists expected the biggest annual fall in carbon emissions after the coronavirus grounded planes and docked ships, but...

Harapan is the hardest to pray against a snap election, as it stands to lose to an all-Malay coalition.

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

COVID-19 | 'It's very important we take care of our country first, then go on to Covax after that...'

Malaysian companies can bring the cable ships and technology back home to assist and boost the local industry, local shipowners panel says.