This applies to those heading out to buy food and essentials, seek healthcare services.

Malaysia extends movement-control order for 2 weeks, making daily commute impossible for Johor folk crossing Causeway.

The Times of India reports that at least 30 people who attended the event have been infected and 3 have died.

Some leaders have been criticised for their “political stunts” during the MCO.

Fire services, production and other activities related to supply and distribution of fuel among those dropped.

2,000 foreigners broke rules after taking part in Tablighi Jamaat movement’s work across India, reports Hindustan Times.

Finance minister made a board member; Mohammed Azlan Hashim returns after quitting in 2018.

Former PM warns of terrible fallout from Covid-19, urges rational thinking.

Defence will continue cross-examining ex-ministry sec-gen in solar hybrid project case.

Public advised to comply with movement control order and use alternative roads.

A statement from the ministry says certain tips shared were unsuitable and stoked the sensitivities of certain quarters.

Film to premiere on iFlix on April 6, with no scenes censored.

Many stuck in kongsi, workplaces as they fear arrest after bosses ‘disappear’ from the scene.  

They say Malaysian voters now mature enough to know that aid comes from taxpayers, not politicians.

Some may have to shut down, others downsize or diversify as consumer behaviour no longer the same.

Faster approval to operate essential services, EPF contributions, loans among key issues Putrajaya must address, says chamber of commerce.

Restaurants, supermarkets only allowed to open between 8am-8pm as fight to contain Covid-19 continues.

Dangers of Covid-19 trickle down to rural towns, settlements.

New Straits Times reports the amount would be in the form of loans guaranteed by the sovereign wealth fund.