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Finance minister says the move was also taken to safeguard the interest of depositors.

The Covid-19 test must be either the RTK-Antigen or RT-PCR, says the state development director.

The setting up of RCI would not disrupt the operations, it says.





He emphasises the global urgency of the growing problem of ensuring food security.


Bryan Ng urges govt to step up efforts and ensure patients get an ambulance when they call for one.




Court finds Indonesian guilty of using local woman's identity to receive two Sinovac jabs.


Minister says PM had written to the speakers requesting for MPs to be allowed to debate and ask questions.

Situation gradually getting worse in Johor and Kedah.

The Agong issued his opinion that Parliament should be held for MPs to debate, says the presidential council.

This is in light of extraordinary demand for ambulance services, says Dr Zulkarnain.

This comes after the ministry ceased revealing which hospital Covid-19 patients died in and their ages.

Judge sets bail at RM8k, advises accused not to comment on the case on social media.

The contribution is to be channeled via Mercy Malaysia's hospital support programme.

Under agreement, Johor ruler will receive RM3m if mining operations happen and 30pct of annual profits.

An explanation based on science and data is needed to remove doubt and confusion, says DAP sec-gen.

15 new studies with £20m in govt funding will focus on better understanding the condition, identify treatments.


US also denies agreement reached on prisoner swap.

New Covid-19 cases in Penang, Sarawak, and Pahang trending up for past seven days.

Constituencies and their polling districts have been drawn without considering available polling centres.

Party must be strict in enforcing discipline, says the Umno supreme council member.

Travel only permissible for emergencies and medical purposes.

They are part of the Paya Datuk cluster comprising hospital staff, patients, and family members.

Protesting has been criticised as being disruptive.


Seremban MP says walk-in vaccination for seniors above 60 is also needed in the state.

It aims to reduce time taken to manage remains of patients, ease congestion at hospitals.

Why do natives struggle for citizenship, when foreign-born individuals linked to power allegedly waltz through?

Various documentation requirements are a challenge for the indigenous group who live in remote areas of Sarawak.