Archive - 14 March 2021

Chiong Yoke Kong says the allegations made by the Kulasegaran-Thomas Su camp were baseless.

Lahad Datu police chief explains that compounds were only for Malaysians.

The team wins all of the 15 state committee posts up for grabs.

DG Noor Hisham says 364 egg samples were analysed and only two were found to contain salmonella enteritidis.

Bersatu minister and MPs aligned with him claim Harapan has attacked MACC's integrity.

PAS deputy president says the remarks by Tengku Razaleigh were uncalled for.

Sim says his local Health Dept Office told him there was no such guidelines hence fine cannot be appealed.

COVID-19 | There are also four deaths reported today.

Takiyuddin says only Independent Special Committee on Emergency can advise Agong on emergency matters.

Among others, it asks if people agree with the ordinance and whether fake news disrupt public order.

Lim chides govt for not going through Parliament in enacting the new law amendment, which raised the fine.

Shafie Apdal says Undi18 is about the youth's right which was snatched from them and should be returned.

PKR president says they are the leaders with the character to become successors of the party leadership.

Embrace the decision as a key step in restoring and building back a better original Malaysia.

Some 20 people gather near Parliament to call for a review of the Emergency Ordinance in a peaceful protest.

He says lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 must become a reality.

UPDATED 2.05PM | They claim delegates allowed to join convention after registration had closed and issued handwritten cards.

UPDATED 1.32PM | Its sec-gen says this over recent defections to PN by opposition MPs, adding that 'it's not easy' for DAP reps too.

UPDATED 2.45PM | Lim also reiterates the need for Pakatan Harapan to gather all opposition parties together.

UPDATED 2.11PM | It gives excessive powers to authorities and departs from ordinary laws of evidence, says Proham.

The cause of death was not immediately known.

They're being treated in the hospital for bleeding, blood clots and a low count of blood platelets.

'Would Saifuddin or Takiyuddin’s view prevail,' asks the DAP lawmaker.

A major river passes through the proposed site which is densely forested.

The dead includes a 13-year-old, says an activist.

Others include a woman who did not wear a mask and a restaurant owner who failed to supervise his customers’ movements in and out of his shop.

'This is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment that the dawn is close.'

It seems out of millions of M’sians, only he has the skills to ‘save’ us.