
King urges new gov't to continue with anti-corruption plan
PARLIAMENT | 'Inculcate the idea that corruption is disgusting and must be combated at all cost.'

PARLIAMENT | 'Inculcate the idea that corruption is disgusting and must be combated at all cost.'

CORONAVIRUS | 'All quarters should be willing to make sacrifices to ease the burden of the rakyat and save the country's economy'.

PARLIAMENT | Not at a time when the people are facing hardship as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, says the king.

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The King consented that the meetings are to continue during the MCO so that His Majesty can discuss current issues with Muhyiddin.

The trader pleaded guilty and apologised to the Yang-di Pertuan Agong.

CORONAVIRUS | His Majesty has consented the gov't to cease his royal emoluments amid the Covid-19 crisis.


UPDATED 2.35PM | CORONAVIRUS | King and Queen test negative while the seven are in stable condition, according to the comptroller.

CORONAVIRUS | Agong is concerned for them as they are frontliners spending most of their time, energy to fight pandemic.

He urges Malaysians to abide by the movement control order imposed by the government.

The address will be broadcasted live by RTM and TV3.

COMMENT | The quarrel is not with the king but with Muhyiddin.

The Umno sec-gen says that Muhyiddin never included Syed Saddiq, Dr M and Mukhriz Mahathir into the list of MPs presented to the King.

The palace says the editorial presented a distorted account of the process by which the Yang di-Pertuan Agong appoints a new PM.

Ex-PM also shared a video of the Shah Alam MP's speech at a Harapan roadshow alluding to the King's decision.

King urges public to cooperate with Heath Ministry in its investigations and contact tracing of new patients.

MP SPEAKS | The insinuation that the Yang di-Pertuan Agong 'overturned a democratic election result' is especially malicious.

The postings were made at the Istana Negara’s official Instagram page during the swearing-in ceremony of the 8th Prime Minister recently.