Archive - 29 June 2021

Signs include loss of interest in routine activities, isolation from family and friends.

Movement permit for self-employed individuals must be re-applied after expiry, says Acryl Sani.

He is sentenced to jail for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry.

Shot previously found to be almost 92pct effective against original Covid-19.

Creative industry players to benefit through RTM, Bernama, and Cendana, says Saifuddin.

Sabah govt must abide just like other states, says the senior minister.

Workers face poor living conditions, pay high recruitment fees, say Finnwatch.

Party youth wing’s Selangor leader was sacked yesterday.

Almost four million are not qualified for the latest i-Citra withdrawal scheme, reveals finance minister.

Zamri Hasim urges society to be more concerned and attentive towards their loved ones.

Forfeiture suit against Abdul Azeez's wife and four children postponed due to MCO.

Suspension of party polls for 18 months halted plans to depose leader.

Pemulih announced by govt yesterday will give 2pct uplift, says finance minister.

US district judge says shareholders adequately alleged that several statements by them were false and misleading.

Sinovac spokesperson claims its shot shows three-fold reduction in neutralising Delta.

PM Muhyiddin should resign if he refuses to heed the royal decree, says PKR chief.

'One should assume that if you're starting to negotiate today, you're looking at 2022 before you get any supply.'

Xi awards a new medal of honour to 29 members as part of the celebrations.

UPDATED 8.20PM | Rashid claims outdoor feast was last year while Zuraida said she didn't attend.

It is always easier to address a problem if you know the full extent of the issue at hand.

UPDATED 5.30PM | I have asked the banks, no compounded interests, no penalty, Zafrul says.

She died peacefully this morning at her home due to illness at the age of 75.

The committee will be compiling all historical facts that led to the formation of Malaysia 58 years ago, the minister says.

First time in 11 days total number of new cases above 6,000.

Police also say the investigations into the SOP violation have been completed.

Lawyers hail move to allow better access to legal representation during current MCO.

PM’s public health advisor says ventilation guidelines need to be implemented urgently to curb the spread of Covid-19.

Association says tourism industry revenue down by 80.9 percent in 2020.

This is for services that cannot be conducted online.

UPDATED 2.28PM | His Majesty expresses such after granting an audience to the speakers of both houses of Parliament.

Lew has rented out two residences for the children of Rumah Kasih Umat.

Opus Consultants wants to remove itself as a defendant of the suit.

The two are being criticised for hitching a ride on an initiative set up by the people to help those in need.

A total of 53 economies worldwide were surveyed.

The need to heal the immense emotional load, that impedes our progress as a society, is urgent.

The new Pemulih package seems to be more of the same without a concerted effort to plan ahead.

Mohd Iqbal Abdullah, 29, died at the hospital while being treated for a severe stomach problem.

Applicants who wish to correct the name, date or place of birth should provide supporting documents.

Daniel Cheng, who has cerebral palsy, is managing an online business amid the MCO.

Sincere political will is needed to solve contract doctors’ problems, says coalition.

'The B40 group would only sink deeper into poverty when their social safety nets become increasingly brittle.'

This is if the UN General Assembly is unable to agree on a new US$6b budget.

The RM150 billion Pemulih package has been eagerly awaited - but can you stimulate an economy still in lockdown?

Police want N Ganesparan over a statement he made that could threaten public order and national security.

This Fourth Industrial Revolution Policy will use advanced technology to drive socio-economic development.

KINIGUIDE | Frustrated contract doctors are finally speaking up on their pressing circumstances.

It is not clear how the movement to raise aid for food in suffering homes started - but it is gaining steam.

We need a concrete and stable policy and its implementation in order to resolve this stateless issue in Malaysia.

MORNING BRIEF | Key news you should know about.