Ravin Palanisamy
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Tahfiz, madrasah can operate from June 24, says Health D-G
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says the Health Ministry will keep a close eye on such facilities.
New cluster in Kidurong, Sarawak with 6 cases detected
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says 231 people have been identified as close contacts and are being tested.
Consult Orang Asli before logging, senator tells Putrajaya
Community badly affected when logging takes place in tribal land, as food and water sources contaminated.
Restaurants can fill up tables, but social distancing required
Ismail Sabri Yaakob says it makes no sense to seat only two people at a table for 10.
No go for cinemas yet, says Ismail Sabri
Minister says govt has no SOPs prepared for theatres to reopen.
Meetings, seminars of up to 250 people allowed in green zones
Organisers should keep in mind size of venue in relation to number of participants, says minister.
Face-to-face interviews now allowed, says minister
Ismail Sabri Yaakob says the government is now drafting up procedures and guidelines for interviews.
Socso paid RM103 million to 30,000 who lost jobs, says minister
Most of the workers were from manufacturing sector, says Saravanan.
Mahsa chief is new chairman of Socso’s ‘almost perfect board’
Board of workers' welfare fund comprises members of the public, professionals and corporate members and so is perfect, says human resources minister.
Kids excited, parents worry as schools reopen
Form 5, 6 classes to start on June 24 with calls for parents to assist teachers prep classrooms.
304 homeless still in DBKL shelters
The city hall is waiting for further instructions from the government on what to do with them.
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Hairstylists happy to be back
Barber shops and salons take care to fully comply with health, safety guidelines.
30 years on, same tales of abuse in detention centres
Detainees still suffering from hunger, rough treatment, say civil society groups despite decades highlighting problems.
