Archive - 5 July 2021

The meeting held just 10 minutes away from the party's headquarters is highly unusual.

UPDATED 9.04PM | Some stores are still cordoning off sections to prevent the sale of 'non-essential' items.

UPDATED 8.34PM | The state has met all three criteria for a loosening of restrictions.

Their lawyer urges the court to free her clients after the 48-hour remand period expires.

Vaccination started today and expected to be completed by Friday.

This follows raids on the Freedom Film Network's office and a cartoonist's home due to a short film on police brutality.

The report is against the owner of a Facebook account using the name 'Lokman Adam'.

Medical officers are having to work 12 hours a day, often more, resulting in severe burnout.

It's been reported that Zahid will meet Umno MPs tonight.

We are opening 7 new vaccine centres, says the minister.

UPDATED 6.33PM | The EU’s Digital Covid Certificate only recognises the AstraZeneca vaccine manufactured in the EU, the US, the UK, and China.

There has been no further information from the central bank on the moratorium announced by the PM.

Policy actions can include ratifying free trade agreements, says the financial institution.

Muhyiddin says the NSC discussed the enhanced MCO in parts of Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.

COVID-19 | Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya made up 54 percent of the latest infections.

Mastura hopes everyone will put their focus back on helping the people during this pandemic.

Worker recruitment needs to be made transparent, says the commission.

UPDATED 5.38PM | This comes after reports of heart inflammation risk among young males which may affect decision to vaccinate teens.

This comes after the country was downgraded in TIP report, ministry says it views issues highlighted seriously.

But on June 20, Khairy said all registered seniors would get appointments within a fortnight.

Decision arrives on the expiry of an 14-day ultimatum set by Umno.

M'sia seems to support discrimination, torture, enforced disappearance - Ryan Chua.

SelVAX Industry aims to vaccinate 1,000,000 employees and is open to Companies/Industries to participate voluntarily.

State govt plans to distribute 2.5m doses through a two-pronged programme - Selvax Community and Selvax Industry.

This means 2,618,316 people have completed two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine.

A list of policies for the govt to pull us out of the pandemic.

UPDATED 4.05PM | Syed Saddiq says Mastura should not make people feel bad about asking for help.

In view of situational realities, it is simplistic to punish school children for non-attendance in online sessions.

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No results from Hadi's appointment as the Middle East special envoy, adds Kadir Jasin.

One VR Malaysia has announced its launching of a first-of-a-kind VR Shopping Mall with 150 virtual stores.

Politicians, public figures should help those in need in these troubled times instead of exploiting them.

Volunteers ride motorbikes in front of ambulances to free up space and stopping other cars to make way.

Despite the brutal killings of the three boys, why are there such strong objections to the setting up of the IPCMC?

Senior foreign executives of major telecom firms must seek special authorisation if they want to leave the country.

This may be one of the most cynical political manoeuvres to dethrone the PN government yet.

It is time to replace this broken political system with a democratic movement that is based on values, impact and policies...

This is the first time the 84-year-old pontiff was hospitalised since his election in 2013.

'There were people dying at farms and by the railroad. Soldiers shot everything that moved,' says resident.

UPDATED 8.40AM | This comes after the DAP lawmaker accompanied durian farmers to the disputed land in Raub.

The state also moves into Phase 2 of the National Recovery Plan today.

'Your suggestion is the Malaysian variant of 'Let them eat cake'.'

Private hospitals will start providing medical personnel to strained public hospitals.

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