Lu Wei Hoong

SPECIAL REPORT | The different laws allow RTD officers to exercise their discretion, but such powers can also be abused.

UPDATED 2.30PM | A lot of opportunists want to destabilise gov't: DAP national organising secretary Anthony Loke.

CORONAVIRUS | More equipment especially temperature scanners at entry and exit points needed, Dzulkefly says.

UPDATED 4.55PM | CORONAVIRUS | He says only suspected cases will be quarantined and then sent back to their country once cured.

CORONAVIRUS | However, this is subject to further instructions on any plans to remove Malaysians, says Bakhtiar.

This amidst a political environment that has seen deep partisan divides.

For the first time, Jawi and Tamil scripts are displayed during our CNY open house, says KLSCAH CEO.

According to the party, they had missed six consecutive meetings without valid reason.

UPDATED 7PM | 'If we cannot ensure a smooth transition of power, it will be difficult for us to convince the people and face the next general election'.

He argues that the ban on his 'Belt and Road Initiative for Win Winism' was done under the 'unconstitutional' printing presses law.

This is another milestone for the Harapan government, says a source.

Without naming names, the Umno president says these politicians will know how he will react when the time comes.

Chinese education groups Jiao Zong and Dong Zong complain they were made to wait for more than an hour.

UPDATED 5.20PM | He promises to give more allocation to TAR UC and Utar if BN comes back to power.

UPDATED 7.50PM | It is also to strengthen multiracial associate membership, says Wee Ka Siong.

Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng says that he's no longer entertaining complaints from MCA on the funding arrangement.

However, he acknowledges that opposition parties should work together.

UPDATED 5.18PM | Asyraf Wajdi says issues should be discussed openly and not swept under the carpet.

We will defend Chinese education and we will not back off, says Wong Siaw Ting. 

INTERVIEW | Muafakat Nasional aims to unite the Malays to put them back as a strong force in the country, and then unite with the Chinese and Indians, he explains.

UPDATED 1.55PM | Finance minister claims he only became aware of Dr M's plan after reading about it in newspapers.  

'They were anxious to be candidates, but after being elected, they do not act like they are serious in serving.'

Wong Chin Huat was on duty as a member of the federal government's Electoral Reform Committee.