Chan Kok Leong
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National revenue to drop 20-30% due to Covid-19, says finance minister
Tengku Zafral reports national debt hits RM1.4 trillion, breaking BN’s touted RM1 trillion ceiling.
No local council elections under Perikatan, says Zuraida
The minister says local council elections is too drastic a change for society.
Caught vaping in Dewan, Hishammuddin apologises after viral video
The foreign minister says it's a new habit of his and will not happen again.
Klang MP urges govt to revise poverty line index
Food, non-food items amount too low compared with EPF’s Belanjawanku.
Petronas must be accountable to Parliament, says Pakatan MP
Govt sometimes lack fiscal discipline, tapping into national oil firm’s coffers.
Govt tables bill to raise debt limit, approve RM45 billion in Parliament
The money is for the various economic stimulus packages and recovery plans.
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Govt to lower ceiling price of face masks again
Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi says the current price of RM1.20 per piece will be reviewed.
Recreation in big cities not limited to open spaces, says Annuar
This is because property developers have provided indoor recreational spaces.
Pua seeks panel to monitor govt’s handling of 1MDB asset recovery
DAP lawmaker says Perikatan has entered into questionable settlements, cites Goldman Sachs deal.
Guan Eng’s bungalow case can be reopened if there’s fresh evidence
Former AG requested discharge not amounting to acquittal over 2018 case, says law minister.
Sarawak MP admits backing Perikatan to get more allocation
Tambat Jugah Muyang thanks rural development minister for approving projects in Lubuk Antu.
No postal voting for Sarawakians living in Peninsular
Minister says EC is not planning to increase postal voting facilities.
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Private sector to continue developing ‘flying cars’, Dewan told
Entrepreneur minister says Putrajaya yet to have policy, laws governing such vehicles.
Al Jazeera targeted for tarnishing Malaysia’s frontliners, says Saifuddin
Malaysians will unite if foreigners interfere, minister tells Parliament.
Malaysia has right to kick out ‘unwanted’ foreigners, says home minister
Immigration D-G empowered under law to issue such an order, explains Hamzah Zainuddin.
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