Archive - 3 June 2021

The Human Resources Ministry announces that it can now take such actions under the law.

Their parties Umno and Bersatu have been at loggerheads for some time now.

M Manoharan says family plans to sue due to suspicious circumstances of death.

Covid-19 cases are spiking in the areas.

Current humid weather in region prevents open burning.

Sentul police says people are allowed to go out and buy food until shops close at 8pm as per the MCO SOP.

The finance minister says more than 640,000 workers have benefited from the subsidies.

Those who had their income affected by the pandemic or the ongoing lockdown can defer paying arrears and penalties.

Antibody tests show that an estimated 15 percent of Indonesians have already been infected.

The former prime minister says the government was not sensitive to the feelings of Malaysians.

The woman had also complained to JKJAV and minister Khairy Jamaluddin on Twitter.

He points out that Ismail Sabri Yaakob also participated in the Sheraton Move.

Three children under five had died in 2020, the same number died in the first five months of 2021.

Ministry says ProtectHealth is a non-profit company.

Hasni Mohammad says the state government is considering to buy from Singapore or China.

Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin says they can choose to be deported or rehired here legally.

The number of vaccines received by Selangor is insufficient, says Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud.

A source says the latest SOPs have not yet been approved by the NSC.

The home minister says it is not possible to vaccinate those without documents.

The UNK organising committee should be responsible for the safety of their participants.

Denying M40 same offer as B40 is not sympathetic to their current financial plight, says ex-finance minister.

Some countries have started inoculating children while others are still struggling to immunise the vulnerable.

One street will be named after the Dalai Lama, another will be called 'Uyghur Martyrs' Road'.

The former transport minister says the government should have made a decision long ago.

UPDATED 6.45PM | Such letters can be used beyond the grace period of two days given to obtain the Miti letter.

The pandemic and the lockdown makes finding food even harder for those living in extreme poverty.

This is following the federal cabinet's move of forgoing three months' worth of salary.

The two MPs’ attacks on the PSR project are counter-productive and demoralising.

Minister says pilot project will involve Sungai Besi Military Camp and also be available to their family members.

Covid-19 vaccination rate surpasses Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, says the minister.

The age group is more vulnerable to infection as they often have to go out.

Relaxation includes premise sizes and permission to conduct other businesses on their premises.

Infection source not known yet, investigations underway - Rahmad Mariman.

The plaintiffs claim the e-hailing giant had been operating illegally for three years.

It is learnt Sunway Group is in the programme, with offer extended to Sunway City tenants.

The environmental impact can be traded off with environmental nourishing initiatives.

UPDATED 3.35PM | This comes after the mechanism was under fire for bugs and seemingly arbitrary approvals.

Ismail Sabri says he was merely leaving work while Azmin urges others not to speculate.

Recoveries also reach a record high but are outpaced by 8,209 new cases.

The ministry's data indicates that over 2m doses have yet to be used in the state.

'It is unacceptable that govt still considers mass arrests, imprisonments as a viable option to control Covid-19.'

Why reclaim 4,500 acres of land in what are environmentally sensitive areas?

'Why is it so difficult to give the vaccines to the rakyat? Why are they treated like beggars?'

Ditch the idea of associating your voting right with your home state if you no longer live there.

Society of Saint Maur files notice of discontinuance to High Court, says its lawyer.

There are contradictions in SOPs and orders issued by the authorities, it says.

Board has 34 members technically qualified in field of health, says Noor Hisham.

RM2.83b settlement will be received from Ambank Group soon, says Finance Ministry.

Australia's softball squad is the first national team to arrive in Japan.

It's unclear why they left their nature reserve and trek north.

Here's what you need to know about the H10N3 bird flu

'It's monsters that done this, to put bodies in an unmarked gravesite.' - Saa Hiil Thut, 72.

APHM expresses concern over reports that some of these workers were not considered part of essential services.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid tells the president in an email: 'I have succeeded in forming a government.'

The US is looking to distribute 80m doses of the Covid-19 vaccine worldwide.

Forest Interactive celebrates 15 years, and in tandem, establishes the Forest Interactive Foundation to advance its corporate responsibility, sustainable development, and charitable giving goals.

UPDATED 12.25PM | There are also concerns chemicals used in such exercises may be harmful.

You can accuse him of being naïve, radically optimistic or even provocative – but not anti-Malay.

The Penang South Reclamation does not command full support of the state’s population, adds the youth minister.

However, deputy VC says rules allow male staff to be present during spot checks on female hostel residents.

The owner of the eatery at a popular shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur is issued with an RM10,000 compound.

Decision made after consultations with the relevant authorities, Express Rail Link Sdn Bhd announces.

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