Archive - 18 June 2021

However, all legislation matters are currently suspended under the state of emergency.

Daily Covid-19 case numbers would have been much higher if restrictions were not implemented.

This is so the Health Ministry confirms that Covid-19 is spreading rapidly in the areas.

The 23-year-old pleads not guilty to the charge.

The appeal was filed at the Court of Appeal on June 8.

Some customers received the bank statements of other individuals in their email.

The Immigration Department has given the go-ahead after receiving the necessary application and documents.

Rajesh Nagarajan says state governments can unilaterally gazette and degazette forest reserves.

They claim the names were mistakenly inserted unintentionally.

The university has also launched an internal investigation into the matter.

The government should expand its vaccination efforts to include businesses that aren't allowed to open currently.

Traditional and complementary medicine practitioners say govt must allow them to operate during this total lockdown.

Party-hopping has caused greatly destabilising changes in government.

UPDATED 6.33PM | This is after several police reports were lodged against the de facto law minister.

MB will approach the Yang d-Pertuan Besar to get Istana Negara's consent.

The Pikas programme has set up nine vaccination centres to date.

There are currently more than 19,000 enforcement officers assigned to monitor businesses and factories.

The state assembly last met in December to pass Sabah's budget.

Experts say the toll is likely much higher due to undercounting in official tallies.

The preacher is appealing the decision to transfer his defamation suit from KL High Court to Penang High Court.

The Raja of Perlis has given his consent and agreed to officiate the sitting on the same day.

This comes after police raided the daily's newsroom in their inquiry into whether its articles threatened China's security.

UPDATED 5.19pm | The pro-democracy tabloid is the latest target of China's new security law for the city.

The Covid-19 pandemic has severely disrupted global investment climate, according to DOSM.

Appointment expected to be finalised in August.

Minister Khairy Jamaluddin says the vaccination will be carried out at schools.

It's also the second day in a row with rising case numbers.

Those who received first dose of AstraZeneca will be offered Pfizer for the second shot.

Meanwhile, he also lodges a police report for 'extortion' from an unknown person.

A purported list of 440 groups was published by Harakah Daily.

Date for case management rescheduled due to MCO.

Play stops briefly to honour Eriksen.

Timeline for Parliament's reopening, emergency ending still uncertain.

Selangor continues to chalk up the highest number of new cases.

This out of 12k residents in area.

The selawat recitation was led by Putra Mosque Grand Imam Ikmal Zaidi Mohd Hashim,

Talks included distribution of Malaysian aid to Palestine.

Bar Council proposes limited working hours with half-workforce strength.

Meanwhile, the palace posted, then deleted, a graphic emphasising Parliament should convene as soon as possible.

There are promising signs of improved immune response even against variants of concern, but the jury is still out.

The number of doses administered so far totals 5,330,654.

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New hearing date for forfeiture suit fixed for July 23.

These are tests at private health facilities, says the Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia.

Elections amid pandemic still pose risk of exacerbating infection rates.

The cash-strapped country has a reputed state-run biotech sector and has declined to import vaccines.

The lecturer allegedly sent inappropriate texts to many of his students.

The mission is part of efforts to construct a space station, due to be finished by end-2022.

Public pools are now open to the fully vaccinated, most of whom are elderly.

It was declared a permanent forest reserve in 2019, but it is yet to be officially gazetted.

Ever since GE14, Malaysian media, politicians, academicians and civil society groups use the term 'regime' falsely.

This is after the NPRA approved the Pfizer-BoiNTech Covid-19 shot for use in children aged 12 and above.

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