Chan Kok Leong
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September soonest Parliament can reconvene, says Muhyiddin
Prime minister says return to normality based on reducing infection, burden on health service, vaccination programme.
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Logo dispute exposes Pakatan’s frailties, say analysts
DAP, Amanah stand to lose more under PKR branding in the long run.
Emergency abused, not helping in Covid-19 fight, says Anwar
PKR president also slams move by authorities to halt party’s virtual congress.
Don’t waste time testing vaccines already proven effective, says former PM
Dr Mahathir cites falling infections in Britain, US as evidence of jab efficacy.
Latest aid package more ‘band-aid’ than long-term solution, say economists
Doubts linger over effect on unemployment, possible extension of MCO.
Rep asks for traditional medicine clinics to operate during MCO
Howard Lee says ban on services impacts patients, treatment, pain management.
No curfew, public expected to be home by 8pm
Defence minister says no reason for anyone to out after that hour as all businesses will be closed for the day.
No more interstate travel to see spouses
Short-term business visits also disallowed, unless with police approval.
Travel restricted to 2 per family, within 10km radius
Outings should only be for the purpose of buying necessities, getting medical attention.
Only essential services to operate during MCO
Ismail Sabri says non-essential manufacturing, malls to close for duration of lockdown.
Miti approval letters to expire tomorrow, says Ismail Sabri
Future approvals to be obtained from respective ministries.
As cases soar past 9,000, Dr Mahathir urges Malaysians to get vaccinated
He also tells the public not to be picky with vaccine brands as all have proven to be effective.
Malaysia to go under total lockdown from June 1
The lockdown will be effective for two weeks until June 14.
24 virus clusters, 850 cases from Raya holidays, says Ismail Sabri
Of the total cases, 699 were asymptomatic while 151 had symptoms.
