Archive - 15 March 2021

East coast states record lowest registration percentage for Covid-19 immunisation programme.

Meeting tomorrow will include muftis, law experts, and will consider opinions of Islamic NGOs, says Zulkifli.

Maybe BN can work with PN in GE15 says SA Vigneswaran.

The compound sum is excessive. It is a huge burden on the people, says Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki.

Its director says four witnesses, including Natrah Ismail, were called in to have their statements recorded.

Active cases continue on a steady downward trend and currently sits at 15,511.

The law has to be firm but we need to exercise discretion to strike a balance, says Takiyuddin Hassan.

It is inviting qualified and interested licensees to carry out the installation work around the country.

The woman had low number of blood platelets as well as bleeding.

The transfer of senior officers is not because of certain cases and so on, says Abdul Hamid Bador.

All the new syariah laws and amendments will be made under a five-year plan.

UPDATED 5.33PM | The legal battle over the issue has now moved to the Court of Appeal.

The state administration can brief all State Assembly members on the plans that are on-going, says the MB.

This will ensure welfare, political stability, economic progress and good inter-ethnic ties, says Hadi.

The prosecution failed to identify funds that went into Najib Abdul Razak’s account, the Umno lawyer submits.

This is as long as such hospitals are involved in the National Immunisation Programme, adds the minister.

Former PKR Youth exco member says those who left PKR were not ordinary branch or grassroots members.

The two are to assist investigations into receiving the sum from an individual to release 22 detained Chinese nationals.

Prime minister and his cabinet will be the first to receive the Covid-19 vaccine.

'MySejahtera is updating the registration data in order to do things like issue appointment dates.'

Kedah police chief Hasanuddin Hassan says police, too, must obey the law, just like the public.

As a result of the response to Covid-19, more people will be diagnosed late with the disease.

Deputy president Tuan Ibrahim says all three parties must negotiate a solution.

Activists planning more protests after several killed in clashes with security forces.

Ipoh district police chief says the situation was put under control without any untoward incidents.

Article 19 points out that emergency ordinance allows officers to act with impunity against alleged offenders.

The lawmaker advises Kuala Langat folk not to be afraid of Covid-19 vaccine and take the jab when the time comes.

The drugmaker bases its finding on a review covering 17 million people vaccinated in UK and EU.

COVID-19 | Their four children are working in Singapore. Now, she is all alone at home with no one to talk to.

This comes in the wake of allegations of such crime in the country's highest political offices.

On ivermectin and the effectiveness of mass vaccinations in battling Covid-19.

Syed Badli blasts former deputy president over claims that Anwar had failed the party.

This comes a day after oxygen ran out at a state hospital leading to at least six Covid-19 patients' deaths.

The vigil was for a woman who was suspected to have been killed by a cop.

Imposing hefty fines is missing a critical truth.

This shows the rocket party is drifting away from its core original struggles.

Fake news ordinance should be suspended until the outcome of govt survey seeking public feedback on it.

National Landscape Dept clarifies cycling activity held on Saturday did not involve outsiders, not a competition.

Area listed as 'logged-out' in TOR is actually critical to wildlife and native settlements.

Perak DAP election held transparently and without favour, adds the national organising secretary.

It is temporarily suspending the shot 'out of an abundance of caution' after Norway reported serious blood clotting.

The seats were won under the BN ticket in GE14 but are now held by Bersatu following defections.

The police officer has been accused of just watching the fight without taking action.

Many Chinese staff injured and trapped in arson attacks by unidentified assailants, China's embassy says.

Victim breaks nose, cheekbone after hitting an iron object in the middle of the road.

Info chief Shahril Hamdan asks if the MACC probe against Xavier will be dropped following the defection.

The government needs to focus its efforts on developing critical thinking and deliberation among Malaysians.

'It's better to put all our eggs in one basket than to put them in the wrong basket.'

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

NEWSLETTER 15-03-2021