Nearly 70,000 Covid-19 tests done so far, says health D-G
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says authorities are now performing an average of 10,000 tests daily.
40% of all Covid-19 cases traced to tabligh gathering
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says more than 21,000 from the cluster have been tested and more than 17,000 are cleared.
Govt agencies meet to decide MCO status
Officials will go over data on Covid-19 outbreak and then advise the PM, says Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.
Malaysia records youngest virus victim, more recoveries than new cases today
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says a 23-year-old Sarawakian woman died from Covid-19 at the Sarawak General Hospital this morning.
Healthcare workers the real unsung heroes, says Patient 33
Lawyer Rosli Dahlan says they must be recognised for their ‘patience and compassion’ in dealing with Covid-19 cases.
Embassies informed of citizens locked down in KL flats, says Annuar
Govt to cooperate with embassies to relay information on enhanced MCO.
Wage subsidies can help reduce SME layoffs, say bosses
They say burden due to the impact of the movement-control order must also be jointly shared by employers, workers and government.
More than 4,000 arrested for violating MCO
Ismail Sabri Yaakob says 562 arrests were made yesterday.
Enforced quarantine for Malaysians returning tomorrow
Food and security will be provided at the facilities.
No decision yet on extending MCO, says Ismail Sabri
Defence minister adds govt notes trend of Covid-19 cases ‘appears to be flattening’.
Things won’t be the same post-MCO, say restaurateurs
Some may have to shut down, others downsize or diversify as consumer behaviour no longer the same.
Selangor suspends Ramadan bazaars
Gatherings are risky due to current Covid-19 pandemic, says MB Amirudin Shari.
Selangor unveils second stimulus package of RM272.5 million
Measure is on top of RM128 million announced on March 20.
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MMA backs tax breaks for private sector to ease pressure on public hospitals
Private facilities can take in non-Covid-19 cases and should be offered some relief in exchange for their expertise, says doctors’ umbrella group.
Court hears civil but not criminal cases online during shutdown
All trials have been halted since March 18, when the movement control order came into effect.
