Ravin Palanisamy
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Penang to create 15,000 jobs amid pandemic
This will replace jobs lost through factories shuttered so far this year, says CM.
More people rendered homeless after losing jobs, says DBKL
Temporary shelters a haven during MCO as they are assured of safety and food.
DBKL to rescue another 300 homeless folk
Operation in coming days will see them taken to temporary shelters, where they will stay during MCO.
3 meals a day for residents of Selangor, Malayan Mansions
Civil groups and private companies help feed some 6,000 people under lockdown.
Bleak ‘new normal’ for strays in shelters
Rescuers can’t feed animals during MCO while donations dry up as economy slows down.
[WATCH] Briton, Korean monk among homeless at DBKL shelter
KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) rounded up 71 foreigners from 18 countries from the streets, and they are all currently ho...
Death in Kg Baru flat spurs mass testing exercise
Health officials performing tests on residents in the area, says Dr Noor Hisham.
195 virus cases from 4 sub-clusters in religious schools, says Noor Hisham
Infections linked to Sri Petaling Mosque tabligh gathering.
32-case spike in Selangor Mansion, says Noor Hisham
Just 1 new Covid-19 case in another locked down KL building.
Lembah Pantai top virus area in Malaysia
The red zone has recorded 459 cases as of yesterday, followed by the Hulu Langat and Petaling districts.
Jobs for city homeless after MCO, says minister
Govt will not allow the 800 people currently housed in shelters to return to vagrancy.
DBKL has distributed more than RM5 million in Covid-19 cash aid, says FT minister
Distribution part of Wilayah Cakna initiative and the Bantuan Prihatin Nasional package.
79 new Covid-19 cases in locked down KL buildings
Authorities paying close attention to downtown Kuala Lumpur area, says Annuar Musa.
Spike in orders leads to delays in courier deliveries
Malaysians staying home during MCO shopping more online, say courier firms.
