Archive - 14 February 2021

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State MACC director says they are contracts to supply and repair ICT equipment as well as the supply of food.

Zahid says Umno-PAS relationship good despite latter being a Bersatu ally in PN.

Director says the department only has three pistols and five shotguns available.

The suspects had fired a few shots and attacked the police first before the cops fired back, he adds.

COVID-19 | State health director says the students at SMKA Wataniah have been transferred to quarantine centres.

The country has not had any local virus cases for months until the recent infections.

COVID-19 | Number of active cases has reduced by 2,068.

A photo shows Annuar Musa sitting down for a meal with the others at an urban farm event.

However, its DG says a programme will be formulated to protect the character of students and image of higher learning institutions.

Minister says the Covid-19 vaccines are safe and can help the country regain economic health.

Marzuk says dating app connecting younger women with older men under investigation after university survey.

MP questions if govt is accurately reporting state of economy after actual GDP much different from projection.

It will be more convincing if the Health Ministry shows the number of tests being done by localities.

Kuala Lumpur and Bukit Aman Jips have also recorded statements from the police personnel.

Kepong MP calls on minister to issue an apology in 24 hours for the alleged SOP breach.

'The cause of the incident should not be forgotten just because it is now in court.'

Saarani Mohamad argues that Bersatu should not disturb seats won by Umno and PAS.

UPDATED 3.43PM | They want the bill to be tabled soon given the unacceptable behaviour of some police officers lately.

These are verified locations reported to be affected today.

Residents who don't report guests to local authorities can be fined or jailed.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Learning to talk about a rare illness has helped a performer overcome her initial fears.

Protesters throw paint at police and several small bangs were heard.

If Annuar already knew organisers did not comply with SOP then why did he still do it, asks Puad.

Zundin Mahmood passed away at 4.40pm yesterday.

Govt's plan for herd immunity is at risk, warns Charles Santiago.

A team member says China instead only provided them with a summary.

Republicans block conviction over ex-president's role in deadly assault by his supporters on US Capitol.

One myth is that AI will soon render humans superfluous.

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed, in brief.