Archive - 29 May 2021

Coming out in droves and creating huge crowds only increases the risk of forming Covid-19 clusters.

Is there a coherent and cognisant rollout strategy?

This is to space out the appointments and avoid large crowds at the venues.

NSC director-general, Ahmad Shapawi Ismail says he has already contacted former national swimmer Cindy Ong.

Those infected had attended Raya gatherings, weddings, birthdays and ceramah, says Health Ministry.

Sanitisation only recommended for specific spots, say public health experts.

Lawyers and gender equality groups want law reform after courts rejects boy’s citizenship bid.

'The government is leading the country dictator-like style, devoid of democratic practices.'

Once they stand behind their appointments, it's forgotten, says the former attorney-general.

This time we are ready, we have satellite prisons to put them in, says Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin.

This after two commuters come forward to disclose they have tested positive.

Noor Hisham shares images of traffic congestion, laments the mass movement of people.

New cases continue to increase rapidly over the past week.

Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long says the new variant is much more infectious.

The companies are Hartalega Holdings and a unit of Supermax Corp.

The vaccine task force had blamed the state government initiative for AstraZeneca booking problems.

UPDATED 5.46PM | Terengganu police chief does not state what offence had been committed by Khairuddin.

UPDATED 4.36PM | Some even encounter weird experiences, including having their appointment set far from home.

Alexander Nanta Linggi says authorities will ensure a sufficient supply of goods throughout the lockdown.

This is to facilitate the RM1,000 goodwill payment and to bear medical costs.

The bank workers' union says the minister is attempting to intimidate labour rights leaders.

Asking the government of the day is just as good as asking the Home Ministry or the police to investigate themselves.

Malaysia should support the efforts to curb vaccine inequality on the international stage.

They include an automatic loan moratorium and a rebate of electricity bills.

Better awareness may have led to early diagnosis and treatment, making the clots more survivable.

This is after the US says it is pursuing its theory that the disease may have been the result of a lab accident.

DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang urges the government to rope in public and private clinics in the vaccination effort.

The countries say the general assembly draft resolution in its current form will not gain unanimous support.

Much needs to be done for the total lockdown to be a success.

UPDATED 2.30PM | The cause of death is septic shock leading to multiple organ failure, but his mother says he had no health issues.

This is after the ministry failed to file its defence in a lawsuit, 155 days and counting.

Clinical trials so far show 100 percent protection against the disease.