Chan Kok Leong
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Ismail Sabri hints at MCO 1.0-style lockdown as Covid-19 cases breach 8,000
More drastic measures are needed to reduce the number of new infections.
40 clusters during Ramadan, says health minister
The clusters were detected in Johor, Selangor, Malacca, Negri Sembilan and Kelantan.
Attaining herd immunity depends on virus variants, vaccine acceptance, says Khairy
Minister is confident country will have more than enough vaccine supply to cover everyone by this year.
Decision on AstraZeneca jab for pregnant women to be made Thursday, says Khairy
Also to be discussed is the single-dose vaccine strategy proposed by the opposition, he says.
Private hospitals, states can only buy approved vaccines, says Khairy
Direct dealings can be attempted but Pfizer, AstraZeneca only deal with the federal government, he says.
Calm at retail outlets ahead of tighter SOP tomorrow
No panic-buying in Shah Alam, Subang Jaya and Puchong.
SOP adjustments due to changing Covid-19 situation, says PM
Muhyiddin Yassin says the rules are set by NSC after discussions.
More to work from home, shorter business hours in tighter MCO 3.0 rules
Public transportation systems will have to reduce loads, says senior minister.
Covid-hit orphanage with 35 trapped children turns to crowdfunding
All except nine of the children have tested positive for coronavirus.
To beat Covid, sacrifices must be made this Raya, says Dr Mahathir
Former PM counsels against going to the mosque and bazaars this Ramadan.
Ku Li says Umno president need not be PM
President’s jobs are party struggle, ideology, while PM’s job is leading nation, says veteran lawmaker.
Umno will have to bear Perikatan’s sins if it stays in govt, says Ku Li
Party will have to bear the responsibility for jobs loss due to emergency imposed by PN.
Tackle misogyny through education, cultural reform, say activists
Society also needs to push back, speak out against moral policing by authorities and public, they say.
