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The outbreak has exposed profound fractures in global governance.

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Generally, hantavirus infections are relatively uncommon globally.

Ex-PM says current oil crisis unlike the Covid-19 pandemic, which he presided over.

Researchers analysed records of nearly 14 million children in England.

UPDATED 2.30PM | Officers acted illegally when they barred Johor voter, judges say.

Number remains below warning level, says Jamaliah.

Last fatality recorded on May 26 last year.

Dzulkefly says M'sia remains vigilant despite weekly average of 600 cases.

There has been a spike of over 3,000 cases in the recent week.

Arrests confirmed to be unjust and politically motivated, says participant.

UPDATED 5.18PM | Case concerns social media posts a netizen made.

Treaty seeks to ensure rapid development, equitable distribution of vaccines.

Covid-19 vaccine is free of charge at 247 selected health clinics nationwide.

Ex-minister maintains he was carrying out his duty entrusted by the govt.

MALAYSIANSKINI | Sabahan says she wants to serve humanity and help patients.

Research discovers cells affecting heart's pumping function.

The Health Ministry recommends those at risk of severe disease to vaccinate.

Breakthrough can help improve vaccines' efficacy.

Expert says situation must be turned around.

They want court declaration that Muhyiddin's advice to Agong was unconstitutional.

PARLIAMENT | This covers more than 9 million doses, Dzulkefly says.

UPDATED 8.57PM | Patients still encouraged to avoid contact with others.