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Training allowed for team sports, with strict SOP, says Reezal
Youth and sports minister says match plays are still prohibited.
No sharing of drinks, towels, equipment, sports minister says
Reezal Merican reminds people no close contact permitted, despite relaxation of MCO.
Health Ministry not expecting spike in virus cases at detention centres
Screening of all migrants, staff at 4 immigration facilities almost done, says health D-G.
Safe to reopen barbershops next week, says Noor Hisham
Health D-G says monitoring will be conducted to ensure compliance with SOPs.
Health D-G says country not yet ready for exit strategy
Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act still in force, says Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.
37 new Covid-19 infections, 1 death
Another 25 recoveries take total to 6,635, or 79.9% of overall cases.
Redzuan again denies quitting govt
The minister says he will continue working with the prime minister amid challenging times.
No livestock slaughtering in PJ Old Town market, says local council
Traders need to find other place to process, clean their chickens.
B40 group can apply for stalls at PJ Old Town market
This is after MBPJ found that 59 lots at the market are vacant.
PJ Old Town market, food court to open Saturday
Some 300 traders will be back in business while others need to first meet certain criteria.
Cutting losses, unemployed youth return to kampung
City living not viable without steady income, some can’t see pandemic-battered economy recovering anytime soon.
Squalid, cramped living quarters make it easy for Covid-19 to spread
Most migrant workers are staying in container cabins provided by employers.
56 people linked to Foreign Ministry Covid-19 patient have been screened
None of officer's close contacts and family members has tested positive.
17 out of 86 Covid-19 fatalities were smokers, says health D-G
Smoking weakens immune system and lung function, making a person more susceptible to Covid-19, says Noor Hisham.
3 new Covid-19 clusters in Pahang involving 15 foreigners
Workers of farm, sawmill and construction firm test positive for virus.
