Archive - 24 July 2021

'It takes a bit of a long painful recovery... give the govt a chance.'

Relaxation of SOPs will include social activities, sports, and dining in restaurants, Muhyiddin says.

UPDATED 11.10PM | These MPs won't get to join Parliament virtually, as amendments for hybrid session not yet made.

UPDATED 11PM | Sekretariat Solidariti Rakyat (SSR) says convoys disturbed in S'gor, Perak, Malacca, and Sarawak.

Shazni Munir is currently at Stage 4 of the disease, says Amanah Youth secretary Asim Abdullah.

Results from badminton, artistic gymnastics, and swimming events.

Self-testing and self-reporting policy is for asymptomatic patients, says Klang Valley taskforce.

The centre at the Ban Siew Keng Temple targets to jab 3,500 people in seven days.

'It's more a gathering of MPs.'

Four unknown assailants assaulted M Ramachandran when he got out of his car.

Umno president says this after he was asked why the party does not use 'slander and lies' in politics.

This is not the first time the proposal has been mooted.

The party member wants the commission fees for food delivery to be capped at 15 percent.

The situation in Sabah is more dire now compared to the major outbreak late last year.

Members of the recovery council must have record of speaking truth to power, says Lim Guan Eng.

It is investigating to determine if the flight had breached the Civil Aviation Regulations 2016.

UPDATED 4.10PM | They tick off the government for offering 'half-cooked' solutions.

Azhar says Port Dickson MP also raised multiple topics in a single motion which violated Standing Orders.

Any delay to do so will have a negative impact on the graft-buster, contends the group.

Police have also questioned his wife, Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty.

Euro football forces UK to think about the distinction between patriotism and nationalism.

Postponed by a year due to the coronavirus, the Games are being held without spectators.

Raja Kamarul says instead of showing sympathy for a fellow youth leader, Khairil wants to score political points.

Environmental groups criticise the decision.

This comes after the network used inappropriate images, captions to describe countries during the ceremony.

It could be located next to its Gebeng plant after DOE rejected an earlier proposal for waste to be stored in Bukit Ketam.

The message that the public can fill in a 'Pfizer vaccine for TMJ quota' form is fake, it says.

'Malaysia can go to the doldrums for all the PM cares.'

The DOE is intensifying prevention measures in anticipation of more open burnings.