Chan Kok Leong
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Govt will not appeal Kuching court ruling to enforce Undi18
Wan Junaidi says cabinet has agreed to obey order.
Govt must restore counter services in recovery phase, says Yeoh
Too many businesses depend on them for permits and licences, Segambut MP says.
Nazri calls denial of citizenship rights ‘mediaeval’
Padang Rengas MP urges government to withdraw appeal against high court decision.
411 suicide attempts since first MCO, says ministry
Hotlines set up to help and provide counselling, says women, family and community development ministry.
Conferring roles with ministerial status a form of corruption, says Dr Mahathir
Despite admitting to similar appointments as PM, veteran MP calls for end to practice.
Don’t blame God for Gunung Jerai disaster, Anwar tells Takiyuddin
It could have been caused by humans, says opposition leader.
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Azmin refutes claims factories contributed bulk of Covid-19 cases
Manufacturing sector reported only 6.1% of total cases between June, August, minister says.
Lawmakers are not ‘political prostitutes’, Amanah MP says
Salahuddin wants anti-party hopping law implemented within current Parliament sitting.
Azalina back as deputy speaker temporarily
‘It could be one of you next week’, Pengerang MP says to lawmakers.
Most Malaysians say they are worse off since MCO 2.0, govt survey finds
80% say financial situation, mental health deteriorated.
MOU not a free pass, Guan Eng tells government
DAP leader says opposition will cancel agreement if conditions are not met.
Warisan doesn’t need to sign MOU with govt to back good bills, says Shafie
This is to avoid humiliation by association if Ismail Sabri administration fails, says party chief.
Azalina wants her anti-party hopping bill fast-tracked
Former deputy speaker says ‘frogs’ can jump ship at any time.
Malaysia facing shortage of specialists, not doctors, says Khairy
Minister says healthcare system will need more than double current qualified staff in 10 years.
Muslim divorce rate six times higher than non-Muslim during pandemic, says govt
Prime Minister’s Office says it only tracked statistics, not reasons for separation.
