Archive - 22 January 2021

They will classify patients’ level of infection so as to determine the next course of action, says health minister.

Insurance association chief explains why ‘evolving’ pandemic makes it hard to price insurance policies.

Deputy Minister Ahmad Marzuk Shaary has also revealed that Act 355 amendments will cover social media.

This comes as the Health Ministry and private sector discuss how private hospitals can be used to treat Covid-19 patients.

Most of them work from home during the MCO, reasons Afnan Hamimi.

The festival was declared as an occasional holiday by then-menteri besar Mukhriz Mahathir.

The number of Covid-19 active cases is currently 42,814 - a new record.

Give Me F.I.V.E. Campaign brings great value and ease of mind

The finance minister says the figure still remains at RM13.4 million.

The new prices for the three fuels are RM1.90 (RON95), RM2.20 (RON97) and RM2.09 (diesel).

'What's the point of learning Malaysian politics if we can't go on study trips?' the student asks.

We must build a world in which humanity can live in harmony with nature.

RTK-Ag testing is recommended when the health system is overburdened, says Noor Hisham.

The DCM says the problems at 22 of these plants must be rectified soon.

The duo gets a second chance thanks to quick thinking staff.

The assets comprise gold and foreign exchange and other reserves, says the central bank.

It reached 7.03 percent in December compared to its original target of 5.11 percent.

Perhaps the government can consider exempting schools from being closed during MCO.

Checks on property revealed seven cannabis plants and two saplings, says police source.

CCTV footage shows she was in a relatively empty parking lot when she got out of her car.

They (Covid-19 positive patients) should be quarantined away from family members, says the former PM.

We should focus on rapid antigen tests which are fast and more cost-effective, says Dr Subramaniam Muniandy.

This father of four has to take various jobs just so to feed his family.

This raises number of FGV shares acquired by Felda this week to 75.97 million.

UPDATED 3.12PM | It is still early and we are still in the first quarter of the year, says Tengku Zafrul.

Many now believe that our Federal Constitution has been violated by the actions of our politicians.

COMMENT | The dominant expression of political Islam in Malaysia is as a divisive force.

Panel saw government participants from Ethiopia, Republic of Cote d'Ivoire, and the Philippines.

The movie will hit the big screen sometime in October.

We don't respond to threats, says Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

This is the first time the city of 7.5 million has to resort to drastic measure.

COMMENT | Does the PDRM think Malaysians are stupid?

46-year-old female Malaysian developed blocked nose on Jan 19.

Its ministers' views on investor confidence contradict expert reports.

Local currency inches down to 4.0300/0350 against the greenback.

Greenhouse effect is causing heatwaves, floods, dissipation of natural resources, and more.

UPDATED 12.12PM | Minister, in response, says he can't blamed if Solomon doesn't know what his ministry is doing.

Long-term solution necessitates grassroots awareness and mobilisation.

Liew Ah Kim, dubbed as the grandmaster of the faction, shares his thoughts on this divisive issue.

Not much thought has been given about the environmental impacts of such a project.

This is a decision that has had reverberations around the world, says Facebook global affairs head Nick Clegg.

His final weeks were a train wreck you had to watch, but now it’s time to face our own problems.

UPDATED 10.40AM | Setiawangsa MP says party membership has grown by leaps and bounds since Sheraton Move.

He moves to expand testing and vaccinations against the virus on his first day in office.

'After 10 months… we are still fumbling our way through.'

Their father died in the patient under investigation zone camp of the Lahad Datu Hospital.

LETTER | Today marks the beginning of the end of nuclear weapons.

Like potholes, hate speech has unfortunately become normalised in our lives.

They fear the move would give Umno a bad image, says a source in the senior Umno leadership.

These are verified locations reported to be affected today.