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She says the cost is minimal as the chemicals used were donated.

UPDATED 6PM | Lasimbang says this is among reasons why Sabah was unable to end child marriage.

UPDATED 2.25PM | Family's lawyer claims 70-year-old tested negative for Covid upon admission to hospital on May 5.

Vaccine centres there dispensed just 30 doses over the past two Sundays, CITF data shows.

Dozens of patients have had to wait for beds at hospitals to open up even as their condition worsen.

Ng Sze Han says there are also conflicting information from different government agencies.

Dewan Negara president Rais Yatim says the Standing Orders, among others, will have to be amended.

UPDATED 12.20PM | An MTUC official says the letters are unlikely to be fake since these are well-established companies.

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

Images of patients undergoing procedures on the floors of emergency wards are circulating on social media.

UPDATED 8.30PM | Details yet to be revealed though CITF will channel over 870k doses to the state next week.

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

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

Small traders don't qualify due to inadequate accounting while the aid is not enough for bigger businesses.

They allegedly charged RM100 per person for back-door access to the vaccines.

The Labuan Health director confirms the Delta variant is putting the hospital under pressure.

Putrajaya touts billions to help businesses, but reality on ground is a lot different.

Tablets sold at five times the retail price in India, where they were imported from without permit.

UPDATED 6.50pm | The boy's mobile phone was provided under the Jaringan Prihatin programme.

Police confirm the report, as well as another report of a stabbing there.

Abdullah Sani prods DAP on working with Umno amid its reluctance.

UPDATED 6.51PM | The NPRA said this when asked if the tablets it recently licensed are meant for Covid-19 treatment.

However, Alexander Nanta Linggi says there are weaknesses the govt must fine-tune and improve.