Chan Kok Leong
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Dr Mahathir says will quit Pejuang if given chance to manage Covid crisis
Former prime minister says he will give full attention to task.
Former Azmin aide tells ‘incapable’ Noor Hisham to quit
Adlin says Health D-G failed to plan, instigated blanket lockdowns that have not brought pandemic under control.
Large crowds at Stadium Malawati assessment centre as Covid-19 cases surge
Former health minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad says the CAC should serve only as triaging centre.
German trade guild warns PM bad Covid SOPs could cost Malaysia investors
MNCs tired of having their operations disrupted by confusing orders are considering moving elsewhere.
Analysts expect Muhyiddin to dig in
The Bersatu president might wait till a direct decree from the king or a no-confidence vote is tabled in the Parliament.
Umno MPs can decide to support Muhyiddin or not, says Zahid in leaked video
Party president says they will be allowed to ‘vote according to their conscience’.
Double promotions amid long running Umno-Bersatu tension
Is this a compromise between Muhyiddin and Umno or meant only for the two ministers?
Why wait until end-July for Parliament sitting, asks Dr Mahathir
Former prime minister says lives are lost every day, government has no sense of urgency.
MPs vent fury at govt convening Parliament for rubber-stamp ‘briefing’
As PMO announces five-day sitting, lawmakers ask why emergency, Covid-19 response, economy not on agenda.
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Mild jab side effects leave Covid-19 Vaccine Fund unused
Most recipients complained of headaches, fatigue and swelling, says Adham Baba.
We can meet 130,000 daily jab target in Selangor, says Khairy
7 new vaccination centres to start operating, vaccinations to be ramped up at mega centres, minister says.
Govt will vaccinate high-risk adolescents first, says Adham
Decision made after taking into consideration results of ongoing clinical trial using lower dosage of the Pfizer vaccine in children.
MPs say government food aid falls well short of people’s needs
Lawmakers say poverty, sheer size of constituent populations means RM300,000 allocation a mere drop in the ocean.
With RM5 billion in losses, hairdressers urge Putrajaya to allow them to operate
Industry has strictly followed SOP, not caused any clusters.
Pemulih cannot restore Perikatan’s credibility, say analysts
They say package only brings respite as most measures are temporary.
