Ravin Palanisamy
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Kedah temple demolition could lead to reduced Indian support, says Saravanan
The MIC No. 2 says the Kedah menteri besar had promised to consult stakeholders before doing so in the past.
Stop unilateral outsourcing by banks, union urges govt
Banks should engage with us on such exercises, says Nube sec-gen J. Solomon.
Najib says EPF withdrawal process difficult, takes too long
He says those in Category 2 have to wait until the end of February to get their money, if their application was approved.
Johor to send 1,000 food baskets to stranded Malaysians in Singapore
The Johor MB says the baskets will include personal hygiene products and blankets.
Data in MySejahtera well protected, says Ismail Sabri
App is regulated under the Personal Data Protection Act 2012.
EMCO in two areas in Ipoh extended by a week
Ismail Sabri says some Covid-19 test results involving Taman Meru 2C residents are still pending.
Cleaners are front-liners too, hospital union says after bonus snub
They also have direct contact with Covid-19 patients, face similar risks as medical officers, it says.
EMCO extended in two Sabah areas, says Ismail Sabri
The senior minister says this is because the number of Covid-19 cases there is still high.
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Penang LRT loan revocation reeks of politics, says Guan Eng
The former finance minister says the state government is more than able to repay the RM2 billion loan.
MCA, MIC will struggle in GE15, predicts Annuar
BN will not forsake them even though 'they are not as strong as they used to be'.
Covid-19 recoveries outstrip new infections 3-to-1
Sabah reports 83% of nation’s discharged patients, but 326 new cases, 3 deaths.
Umno must think about seats it can win, not just ask for more, says Annuar
Party could get the most seats to contest if talks with Bersatu and PAS go its way, says BN sec-gen.
Umno agreed to Muhyiddin as PM, says Annuar
BN must now support Bersatu president ahead of crucial Budget 2021 vote tomorrow.
