Archive - 13 June 2021

'When the game is ongoing, don't change the rules,' says Shabery Cheek.

Vaccines are subsidised but administration and venue costs are not.

Cindy Ong says she was voiceless to speak up against sexual harassment and assault allegedly by a coach.

There are already existing laws and regulations to ensure to safeguard the remand process.

JKJAV says this was to prevent overcrowding, not due to a shortage in the supply of vaccines as claimed.

This amid fears over rare blood clotting and as more vaccines become available.

The closure of several shops and panic buying have led to stock shortages.

A couple were given the wrong baby after the woman gave birth in a private hospital in Shah Alam.

Law minister says govt has never interfered with the committee's job to advise Agong on emergency.

The number is the second-lowest daily figure since May 19.

This is to pressure the federal government to convene Parliament.

This will create a sense of urgency among the people and encourage them to do so, says Wan Saiful.

UPDATED 4.25PM | Ex-Prasarana chair, however, did not identify those who allegedly 'tarnished his reputation'.

Foreign minister urges Putrajaya to learn from its mistakes in handling pandemic.

Muhyiddin Yassin says ministers have already come up with drafts but they need to be refined.

Police say the riders are under remand and bail has not been made available to them.

The websites offer drugs that are not approved by the NPRA.

PSV license no longer required to be shown at roadblocks.

DAP sec-gen says govt needs another 2,000 PPVs if it wants to administer 150,000 doses a day.

The opposition bloc says the current cash aid given to those affected by the pandemic is too little.

MP questions why govt says cabinet will advise king when special committee was set up for this.

Lack of non-Malay leaders in public universities since 1971 points to blatant racial discrimination.

FT minister says this group comprises individuals at high risk of being infected.

Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says it is irresponsible to still travel and hold gatherings.

The attack has drawn widespread outrage and police are investigating it as a hate crime.

Civil defence sources say first attack struck a residential area, while the second hit a hospital shortly afterwards.

They plan to use their new grant money to improve their outreach efforts and education programmes.

For Zainurah, teaching an SPM candidate with hearing issues while wearing mask has been challenging yet rewarding.

MALAYSIANSKINI | The school is trying to ensure future Bajau Laut generations can better fend for themselves.

Just a few rotten apples, or have the worms spread?

G7's Build Back Better World initiative will provide a transparent infrastructure partnership.

'I also support Pahang govt's commitment to not approve any new application for activity mining within the area.'

Nur Amalina expresses gratitude and excitement to be a vaccine recipient.

Unjust conditions for alternative sentence violates rights of fair trial and justice.

'Mahathir, NOC is a tool for you to wrestle Putrajaya back.'

Wong points out there are many local skilled fisherfolk in need of jobs they can hire instead for deep sea fishing.

To achieve goals does not mean to change the goalposts, Takiyuddin tweets.

UPDATED 7.13AM | Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen collapses during his side's Euro 2020 match with Finland.