
Four Covid-19 positive cases prevented from leaving Sabah
The four were detected through screening tests conducted at borders and port of embarkation.

The four were detected through screening tests conducted at borders and port of embarkation.


Foot passengers will not be charged fares for two weeks from Jan 1 to 14.




UPDATED 9.59PM | he govt has decided they can do so from Jan 1, Senior Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announces.

Health MInistry confirms remaining active cases there are under control and showing a declining trend.

'I feel that is just strong sentiment. For me in politics, all that doesn’t matter...,' says the Umno advisory board member.

COVID-19 | 'Avoid misunderstanding... we have to protect the people from this epidemic,' says the minister.

UPDATED 10.09PM | He says Umno is not a PN component party.

Two former male students at the madrasah claimed they had been molested by the principal in separate incidents in 2018.


UPDATED 7PM | The number of active cases is nearing 20,000.

COVID-19 | Mandatory virus screening for foreign workers will be enforced from Jan 1, says Ismail Sabri.

Night before raid, management reduced number of people per room from 70 to 26, says a source.

This comes following the detention of a Bangladeshi student for nearly two weeks.

Former Umany leader Liew Liang Hong was quizzed for two hours in Bukit Aman on his Facebook posting.

In collaboration with MERCY Malaysia and Malaysian Red Crescent Society for the Sabah MATCH Hub COVID-19 Emergency Relief Project

The pond owner and his four Indonesian workers have been arrested on suspicion of causing the Dec 7 Sg Selangor pollution.


All is well with the Pakatan Harapan coalition, the PKR chief says after meeting with the party grassroots in Alor Setar.

Ahmad Yakob also warns of a third wave of flooding.

Motorcyclists said to be plainclothes police officers were chasing a suspected motorcycle thief.

COVID-19 | Guan Eng, meanwhile, says money shouldn't be an excuse in getting the vaccines.

The contractor thought they were kebal (invincible), says Education Ministry secretary-general Gazali Abas.


Zakat can only be collected by Muslims, says Aswaja president Zamihan Mat Zin.


Court fixes date after having heard oral submissions by defence legal team and prosecution.

For 40 years, cartel brought non-certified meat into M'sia, some from diseased animals, passing off as halal.

Like how taxi industry decimated by e-hailing, multi-purpose travel pass could replace travel agents and tour guides.


Australian PM Scott Morrison has been championing human rights but this doesn't apply equally to everybody.


This is as Pejuang has yet to be approved by the Registrar of Societies.


'If five withdraw support, then, thank God. Even three is okay,' says the Umno supreme council member.


Securities Commission fined audit firm for breaches involving RM2.4b bond issued by Bandar Malaysia Sdn Bhd.

Negative perceptions linger due to endless political mess caused by attempts to reclaim power in Putrajaya, he says.


He says this helps to address the negative perception that police are politically biased.


The B117 strain, a potentially more contagious variant of the Covid-19 virus, is circulating in the UK.

2020 is a prelude to the shape of things to come.

Withholding full results at the request of vaccine maker, China's Sinovac Biotech, raises questions on transparency.

The past week saw a few stories about former Malaysians who have made good in other parts of the world.


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

With the shot increasingly available to the public, developers say it is unethical to administer a placebo to participants.

Volunteer Leonid Krasner draws colourful pictures on his overalls to bring a smile to those being treated.

Kelvin Yii says the M'sian govt is too focused on "fire-fighting", rather than planning ahead.

Port authority working with govt agencies to ensure adequate space for the coming Chinese New Year imports.