
Terengganu to allow dine-in at restaurants soon
MB says this does not allow hours-long 'teh tarik' sessions.

MB says this does not allow hours-long 'teh tarik' sessions.

CORONAVIRUS | Their stockpiles of fruits and other items had rotted during the three-week enhanced MCO period.


Starting May 10, 526 gov't projects worth RM22.1b will resume works, says SDMC.



CORONAVIRUS | While the takeaway business flourished for some eateries, others feel they have no choice but to try opening up for dine-in customers.

UPDATED 3.53PM | Senior minister says gov't is not opening up everything, not everyone can operate.

The causes include low occupancy in the last few years and increased competition from new hotels and the proliferation of homestays.





This is to mitigate potential risks arising from heightened volatility and global uncertainties.

Human Resources Ministry also orders media company to settle all VSS compensations owed to 708 former staff members.

He says their actions led people to believe that Umno-linked media was biased and lacked credibility.

A total of RM1,053,250 was collected from the auction of impounded vehicles in the first series involving 101 vehicles.


We must work with state gov't to highlight issues ranging from socio-economy to human rights, says Giat.

The billionaire chief executive delivers on his promise of a year ago to hand over to CEO Daniel Zhang.

He says this is necessary to stop prices of the commodity from dropping further.

UPDATED 7.09PM | Tan Kok Wai stresses that racial and religious rhetoric is only being peddled by a minority.

Finance minister says this will help investors solve any problems they may face when doing business here.

Minister says uncertainty about whether Lynas will still be around would be bad for business.