Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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#SetahunPengkhianatan trends on Twitter to mark Sheraton move
Social-media users still angry over fall of Pakatan Harapan govt.
Kedah, Malacca, Negri Sembilan, Perak to receive vaccine supplies tomorrow
Pfizer-BionNTech doses arriving tomorrow will be distributed to other states by Thursday, says Khairy.
Khazanah to pump in RM3.6 billion in MAG restructuring
Aviation group’s sole shareholder to fund business through revitalisation period till 2025 after UK court approval.
i-Sinar, i-Lestari won’t hit EPF dividends for 2020, say experts
Fund’s overseas investments, assets for withdrawals to ‘shield’ payouts.
Penang can hit investment target if travel curbs lifted, says state adviser
Invest Penang says current lockdown is preventing foreign investors from doing due diligence.
10 out of 13 clusters linked to workplaces
Three other clusters involve high-risk group, family group and assembly.
Active cases on the downtrend, Covid-19 recoveries outnumber new infections
A total of 4,889 patients discharged, while daily cases came in at 2,936 today.
Enough vaccines for everyone, including foreigners, says Adham Baba
Khairy has procured enough for 109.65% of population, says minister.
Educators raise fears of limited access to online learning
Pupils risk being left behind, digital divide widens between haves, have-nots.
Putrajaya buys more than enough vaccines for everybody in Malaysia
Handbook says government has bought 66.7 million doses, enough for ‘109.65% of the population’
Manual and online registration for Covid-19 vaccination
People can go to website, MySejahtera, telephone and clinics or wait for outreach programmes.
Media, teachers under consideration for vaccine priority, says PM
Muhyddin understands these groups are at higher risk of infection because they meet many people in their line of work.
Special vaccine injury scheme to be announced soon, says Khairy
This is in case immunisation should have serious health complications.
Covid-19 vaccination to start on February 26
First batch of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines to arrive on Sunday.
Vaccination for ex-Covid-19 patients needs more studies, says health D-G
Number of jabs depends on antibodies present to produce immune response.
Esther Sinirisan Chong