Archive - 10 May 2021

They include whether kindergartens and childcare centres are allowed to open.

More than 200 have been taken to the hospital.

A rise in the number of cases and high infectivity rates led to the move.

The union says civil servants can differentiate between personal political beliefs and work.

One of the athletes has been hospitalised while the other two are under quarantine at home.

The human resources minister says enforcement has not been suspended as reported.

Those suffering any side effects should seek medical help immediately.

Azmi Abu Kassim says he immediately put his mask back on when the interview was over.

The company is unable to share further information about the project at the moment.

The two have filed a habeas corpus application arguing that their arrest was not according to procedure.

The ex-IGP says politicians tend to overstep their boundaries and ride roughshod over civil servants.

The emergency to combat Covid-19 has failed despite its calming slogan.

This is after several Covid-19 variants of concern have been detected there.

There will be limits on car passengers, ban on dining-in and a ban on all forms of social activities.

While the nation continues the battle against COVID-19 during the Ramadan fasting month, hundreds of thousands of Malaysians have opted to carry on the tradition of visiting bazaars virtually through the Lazat Bazaar, an ongoing month-long online food festival on Lazada.

According to minister Khairy Jamaluddin, this will take effect once vaccine supply is increased.

The 82-year-old and his wife were infected by a cluster spreading in the village instead.

The government needs to be consistent in enforcement while the people need to do their part as well.

The Veterans Affairs Department points out any veterans association involved in politics is breaking the law.

The police have been questioning eight individuals, under the Peaceful Assembly Act, for their roles in the rallies.

Locations not flagged in the warning system are covered by groundworks by the Health Ministry.

Britain's daily case and death numbers have dropped sharply.

The facility will be operational by 2023 and can produce several hundred million doses of vaccines per year.

PAS chief says they must follow the government's instruction even if they do not support the ruling coalition.

There were 1,480 new cases reported in the Klang Valley, followed by Sarawak (649) and Kelantan (329).

It is not yet known what law is the investigation being conducted under.

Its president says it's wrong for insurance companies to increase the premiums to make excessive profits.

Don't just learn from textbook but what can be applied in real world - Stephen.

The last-minute closure directive for any business in the Hide list will cost it heavy losses, he says.

Its chairperson, Zambry Abd Kadir, says the airport is a strategic asset and has historical value.

Local authorities say the posts alleging corruption were made to tarnish Fisol Salleh's reputation.

UPDATED 5.10PM | Cabinet minister Khairy Jamaluddin says a statement on this matter is expected after a meeting today.

Keep an eye on your neighbours and report those who return without permission, says Surina Saad.

A stay on the order has also been granted while the law firm files an appeal.

The eight Filipinos were caught with 29 of their country nationals, in a mangrove swamp.

Those who made monthly tax deductions can choose not to submit return forms, subject to conditions.

KINILENS | Lemang Daun Lerek Greenwood in Gombak is famous for its taste and aroma, thanks to the Lerek leaves.

JKJAV clarifies that the display of address is a recent feature.

With the Covid-19 curve 'flattened', we can again celebrate as a congregation in sunny California.

UPDATED 6.50pm | Cops say the victim withdrew her initial report on Dec 8 but later requested the police to resume their investigations.

'I cannot go to prayer... too many well-wishers. I appreciate their concern, but they get too close.'

UPDATED 1.35PM | @PDRMsia @PDRMsia_Trafik please be informed, the ministry tweets.

Don't let down our guard in the fight against Covid-19.

Its president Moon Jae-in is seeking to engage North Korea to restart stalled peace-building efforts.

Putrajaya must immediately suspend Hide until all the weaknesses are resolved.

Abide by the MCO, says Petaling Jaya police chief Fakhrudin.

Attorney-general secures deferment of a court hearing on planned evictions of Palestinians.

11 MPs and 27 Selangor state reps demand Education Ministry intervene to protect the student.

Gua Musang MP warns that voters could desert his party if they don't leave soon.

The health ministry reported 4,092 deaths over the past 24 hours, taking the overall death toll to 242,362.

Asking the Malays to break their silence when there never has been an alternative is part of the problem, not the solution.

INTERVIEW | For Chandran Nair, the choice is obvious. He believes that change can happen.

'How many students would actually speak up against a teacher in public?'

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know about.