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Bersatu's situation in the southern state suggests that the party has no clout in the PN coalition.

CORONAVIRUS | Tan Kok Wai reveals he has been receiving messages from his constituents in Cheras appealing for food aid.

CORONAVIRUS | Only 250 recipients named by Cheras MP Tan Kok Wai in his constituency will receive the Covid-19 gov't sponsored food packs.

PKR vice-president Tian Chua has also been issued a show cause letter.

CORONAVIRUS | Opposition assemblypersons are denied special financial aid to help out with the Covid-19 outbreak, says PKR's Lee Chean Chung.

CORONAVIRUS | Farmers, vegetable sellers say the situation is no longer as chaotic as the early stages of MCO.

CORONAVIRUS | Due to supply chain disruptions, producers are now scrambling to market fruits online.

They gave away their vegetables for the needy community after facing problems getting their yield to the markets.

CORONAVIRUS | With supply chain disrupted, fishermen are forced to dump their catch.

Malaysiakini wades through the confusion to provide clarity on matters related to the control order.

CORONAVIRUS | This, after they complained of losses due to the movement control order.

CORONAVIRUS | Vegetable sellers and their delivery partners are finding it difficult to conduct business as wholesale markets badly affected by MCO.

CORONAVIRUS | The aid of authorities is needed to ensure that social distancing is maintained, say those involved.

CORONAVIRUS | State assembly speaker Ng Suee Lim assures that the assembly will follow the movement control order from the gov't.

UPDATED 5.25PM | They join other Bersatu assemblypersons there as the party had quit Harapan which still leads the state gov't.

DAP president, who is also special envoy to China, says party members need to work hard as long as they still hold posts.

'We change by the day', he says when asked about Harapan's relationship with Bersatu.

The sultan is 'satisfied that the new coalition has a simple majority to form the government,' says palace statement.

Fifty-four state assemblypersons have ben split into two groups, with two more yet to make official their stand.

Amanah communications director Khalid Abdul Samad says Harapan would have sufficient numbers to maintain a simple majority.

Wong Yan Ke says he received a call from the police informing he will be charged at the KL High Court tomorrow.

He stresses that DAP is firmly opposed to and had no part in the ongoing political machinations.

Anwar reiterates that he will not be joining Dr Mahathir's cabinet.