Archive - 28 June 2021

CITF team undertakes 40km journey to ensure residents there are not left out of the vaccination exercise.

All crew members rescued.

UPDATED 6.34PM | Those interested will need to apply with their banks instead of an automatic opt-in.

UPDATED 6.21PM | PM also announces an additional RM10m for a special food basket programme for the Orang Asli community.

The minister says it's not true most of the cases come from the economic sector.

Its CEO Madani Sahari says Dr Faizal only advised the institute on data management.

The Raja Perempuan Zainab II Hospital will also trace the health personnel on duty.

This comes after some initial delays in regional production and delivery.

The vaccines will be offered to businesses, factories and SMEs.

The tests are part of the process validation to establish evidence such as toxicity, stability and potency of final product.

UPDATED 4.30PM | This comes after the indefinite extension of Phase 1 of the National Recovery Plan.

The vaccination process for manufacturing workers in Selangor has started today.

Kangkong professors may sound profound but they use metaphors dim-wittedly.

The rulers' roles are mostly ceremonial and they act on the advice of the executive.

These are among the reasons junior medical officers under contract plan to strike.

Debating them after the emergency is lifted would render such efforts academic.

The only way to eliminate the VOC threat is by stepping up the vaccination drive.

The current AG is merely laying out the law as it is in the Federal Constitution.

UPDATED 7.23PM | The government's target of under 4k new cases a day still not achievable yet.

The central bank is expected to keep the rate at 1.75 percent.

This is over proposals by another group to appoint more medical officers from among Bumiputeras.

This is for a one-off, three-day permit.

Chief Minister Hajiji Noor says some sectors will still be allowed to open.

Her lungs now only function at less than half its normal capacity.

UPDATED 1.37PM | He says this in response to S'gor exco's accusation that CITF undersupplied vaccines to the state.

Many people have lost their jobs and their lives due to disappointing govt decisions in handling Covid-19.

The future of our parliamentary democracy lies in the hands of the Independent Special Committee members.

The MP feels if there's a request for Parliament to sit earlier, the same can be done for Umno polls.

Taxation is not as complicated as you thought it may be as the tax guru himself is here to break it down for you and here’s how.

This is over an alleged conspiracy that caused Deepak, his brother and their company to incur losses.

They reportedly stole the personal details in response to Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip.

Tourism players need to rethink their business model amid the pandemic.

Since govt claims it takes a long time to come up with such an SOP, here are some suggestions to speed it up.

Overseas education is extremely important for character development for children.

The deputy minister says the AG has every right to clarify the role of the rulers in a constitutional monarchy.

SME association's survey shows 16pct of respondents believe that their business will only recover in 2023.

This is conveyed to a group of junior medical officers from Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital in Terengganu.

Fung Wai-kong is the seventh staffer at the pro-democracy newspaper to be arrested on national security grounds.

The cause of the explosion is not immediately clear.

UPDATED 3.15PM | NGOs say they understand that Idrus Harun is in a difficult position as he had to advise both Agong and govt.

The country's leader appear to have lost a noticeable amount of weight after disappearing from the public eye.

The pandemic presents Malaysians with a chance to start anew.

It shows the hypocrisy of the government and the Malay political establishment.

However, the former law minister refrains from lending his voice to the call for Idrus Harun's removal.

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