Ravin Palanisamy
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PKR went overboard in sacking members loyal to defectors, says Tian Chua
Senior party figure says no reason to punish grassroots for high level political manoeuvring.
Call to haul up employers who fail to house migrant workers
‘Sub-cons’ cramping foreigners into living quarters, leading to fears of spread of Covid-19.
Hindu temples seek extra day to open under new SOP
Non-Muslim houses of worship in green zones to reopen from June 10, subject to social-distancing rules.
Conflicting policies leave Pudu residents low on food
Earlier, they were told that some movements would be allowed with valid reasons under Semco.
PJ Old Town traders staring at zero income, rotting produce
MBPJ yet to inform stall owners at market, food court on when trading can resume after EMCO lifted on Thursday.
Bukit Jalil immigration officers, staff negative for Covid-19
Ismail Sabri says there is no need for panic or redeployment of manpower.
Selangor sees most foiled attempts to balik kampung
More than 1,600 drivers told to turn back at state borders yesterday, says minister.
Borders to be secured against illegal entry post-Raya, says minister
Ismail Sabir fears the unshuttering of businesses could draw foreigners to Malaysia.
Bring us home, cry Malaysians stranded in Philippines
Embassy of not much help, they say, and funds depleting since lockdown imposed in March.
Leaked audio on Pakatan meeting authentic, says Anwar
Opposition leader says ‘traitors’ trying to shoot down recording of fateful meeting want to whitewash their betrayal.
For your own good, don’t register as ‘Superman, Batman’ at the door
Malaysians hampering contact tracing efforts by giving false details, says minister.
3 out of 4 will celebrate Hari Raya with close family only, says minister
A National Security Council survey finds that 74% of respondents will not invite others to celebrate.
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Malaysians stranded in India feel abandoned
Mercy flights to Chennai, New Delhi, but others stuck in other cities after India imposes one of world’s strictest lockdowns.
