Archive - 9 February 2023

UPDATED 12.21AM | It’s a malicious slander, says former PM.

'No evidence presented by investigators to support claims.'

Pigs must be free from ASF, says ministry.

Facility needed to address period poverty issue in B40 group.

Request for information has been submitted.

'Teacher’s actions should not be taken lightly or as a joke.'

Man being paid over RM10k by a 'Datuk Seri'.

Along with Muda, PBM was left out of the secretariat meeting recently. 

It's expected to level the playing field between media and tech firms.

Masks not required on public transport, needed in healthcare settings.

Institutional reforms in Sabah should not be delayed any longer.

They also say there must be candid debates on policies.

Govt finding best mechanism for direct hiring deal, says Sivakumar.

Islam is above racial and partisan sentiments, upholds humanity. 

It could affect Hanis Nadiah Onn's future, claims Ahmad Fadhli Shaari.

It says the (Malaysian) government statement is an exaggeration.

Please ‘act fairly’ by listening to all sides, Zahid tells ROS. 

We must take advantage of ‘revenge tourism’ to boost arrivals.  

This could help increase ridership. 

'Sport is the best platform to unite all Malaysians,' he adds.

UPDATED 8.20PM | Amir reminds its partners that Muda is part of govt.

It also suggests steps to make Dewan Rakyat 'world-class'.

Ex-minister to start hosting 'Bekpes Hot' segment next week. 

He says a big shift is needed to achieve this goal.

Malaysian Chinese individuals made over-counter deposits, Yu says.

Some users could not access social media platforms due to technical issues. 

UPDATED 2.18PM | Former MP received letter from king.

This is part of judgment to settle Anwar's defamation suit against Razman.

Investors should be wary and not speculate, Securities Times says. 

Hanis' comment has tarnished the team's image, says Youth and Sports Ministry.

YTY has taken steps to address forced labour indicators, CBP says. 

Please don’t spread false news about the matter, agency says. 

Zahid wants the country to up its investment game to become high-income nation. 

Probe is on causing disharmony over religious grounds.

Penang’s sovereignty is recognised by Constitution, DAP MP says. 

UPDATED 12.50PM | Anwar said other parties that support the unity govt will be roped in too.

UPDATED 7.01PM | Many contributors have little left in their EPF savings, Anwar says. 

This comes over concerns such equipment poses security threat.

The former minister responds to the government's White Paper on the matter.

China still doing genomic sequencing to identify potential new variant. 

Opposition pushing for minister Lee Sang-min to take full responsibility for tragedy. 

Turks waiting by rubble complain of lack of state help. 

This will do away with grandstanding and name-calling, say experts.

Zahirul is one of the Malaysians affected by deadly earthquake in Turkiye. 

Harapan will be affected too if Umno performs poorly. 

Fed chair says interest rates might need to move higher but 'disinflation' underway.

This temporary employment visit pass fee reduction is for six months.

Only excerpts from heritage impact assessment report included in EIA.

'Dress codes cannot be left to security guards to decide.'

We will perish if corruption is not eradicated. 

This comes after Kedah MB says no evidence found linking suspects to such activity. 

Food operators joined the initiative voluntarily, he says. 

Industry-backed study attributes it to geopolitics and macroeconomic conditions. 

The PM will be visiting Thailand today, says Foreign Minister Zambry. 

Three men tried in absentia still remain at large.