Archive - 5 February 2021

New SOP changes include removal of maximum of '20 people per home' rule.

However, some European countries say more data is needed before it is given to those over 65.

The locations are Kampung Sebako 1 and 2 in Lundu.

This is more commonly observed among ICU patients, says Hospital Sungai Buloh doctor.

MAH president says tourism and hotel industry employs 3.6 million individuals and major economic contributor.

The PM says the visit helped to strengthen bilateral ties.

For some, the reopening for their businesses has given them a new lease of life.

COVID-19 | MOH labs are running Covid-19 tests at nearly full capacity, but others are barely picking up the slack.

The Segambut MP is appealing for RM300,000 in donations to help pay for the running of her service centre.

This is to enable the 7,000 individuals tasked with providing the vaccination to be vaccinated themselves.

INTERVIEW | What is important to them are personal benefits and not the country, says the Pejuang No 2.

It points out the return of the people's mandate to the rightful parties is more urgent.

The reps say the weekend programme is just a pilot project.

Its president says the organisation was not invited, nor did it participate in the discussions.

There are currently 48,751 patients being treated for Covid-19.

Confusion and anger infect Europe over vaccine supply.

Deputy IGP says police will be calling Thomas to give his statement soon.

Mohammad Lan Allani pleads not guilty to all the charges.

They are Acca student Fatin Najwa Azman and CAT student Putera Aiman Abdul Rashid.

Govt needs to bolster public confidence in vaccine and counter misinformation from anti-vaxxers.

Shedding some light on the controversial resignation of the former prime minister.

Activists have strong doubts that the military will step down after only a year.

The badminton ace is touched by the plight of a youth who wanted a computer but couldn't afford it.

The alleged sub judicial excerpts are in relation to the accused’s versions of what transpired on the night of the incident.

The ministry will raise the matter with the National Security Council.

Chong Ton Sin spent about an hour at the Bukit Aman police headquarters.

UPDATED 5.37PM | It's time both countries upgraded their cooperation to a strategic level, says the PM.

It seeks FDA approval for its single-dose vaccine for emergency use.

Both public and private sectors must take concerted effort to break the chain of infections, says FMM.

The dead, says Zaiddin Abdul Rahim, sometimes include very close friends.

Barbershops have resumed operations and customers flocked to the shops.

BBC shall not become Bad-mouthing Broadcasting Corporation, says Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson.

Let us not face more hardship just for the sake of celebrating a tradition.

Even when the Malaysian economy manages to recover, the scars of the pandemic will linger.

He signals aggressive approaches to China and Russia.

These are verified locations reported to be affected today.

What the island republic has achieved is truly an inspirational story.

Since the pandemic outbreak last year, Malaysians have been staying indoors for longer periods than before.

UPDATED 1.40PM | The nine-person bench rules that the appellant was never a Muslim since her birth.

Arts centre needs support to stay afloat, says Fa Abdul.

They decline to either endorse or repudiate Trump's narrative he was cheated.

Firdaus Ramlan wishes he could turn back time. Now, he's helping to prevent others from making the same mistake.

Both leaders will have heart-to-heart discussions on several matters.

UPDATED 11.50AM | They say the government should at least allow visits from family members in the same district.

The DAP lawmaker wants education minister to advocate for prioritising teachers.

The US president moves on to name a veteran US diplomat as special envoy to end the war in Yemen.

Police try to balance being human and being part of the force in enforcing MCO SOP on the people.

The former president's lawyers call the request to testify for inciting insurrection a 'public relations stunt'.

To determine if there were elements of violence, negligence or misconduct by police, Kedah police chief pledges.

Padi House restaurant in Cyberjaya is offering such a service.

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