Measures taken to combat emergence of new Covid-19 variants in country, says health minister.

Developers can no longer afford to absorb costs of raw materials like steel, will pass on to consumer if prices continue upward trend.

Magistrate adjourns case until December 1.

87.9 million doses ordered by ministry, another 2.91 million donated by other nations.

Empowering political traitors will have serious implications on upcoming state government, they say. 

Khairy says ministry to provide snapshot on CovidNow to ‘quickly highlight trends’.

Minister points to single-shot CanSino vaccine as key to helping with immunisation drive.

Publication of National Risk Register helps promote awareness among people, says Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

77.4% of population have received at least one dose.

Assistance will enhance efforts to vaccinate vulnerable communities, says US envoy Brian D. McFeeters.  

DAP leader says Dr Mahathir’s explanation little more than an afterthought.

Nationwide caseload continues to fall with 81,955 people seeking treatment.

All fatalities backlog cases, bringing death toll to 28,138.

Aminuddin says state government expects to table 4 bills including Undi18.

Funeral of Mohd Diya Che Jusoh to be held later this morning.

DAP veteran says Putrajaya-Pakatan MOU, Malacca polls usher in new political era.

Sector still needs funding from federal government to bounce back quickly, local operators say.

One has to choose between respecting personal liberty and protecting the masses, say experts.

Investment amount an increase from initial RM700 million, says Annuar Musa.

Mohd Diya Che Jusoh rescued after nearly 10 minutes, being treated at Malacca Hospital.

Public advised against sensationalising or speculating on issue, district police chief says.

45-year-old man allegedly stabbed to death with an umbrella shaft.

Preliminary probe finds spam texts, emails sent from app due to misuse of Application Programming Interface.

They face a maximum jail term of 5 years or fine, or both, upon conviction.

State Disaster Management Committee says move will allow immediate tracing of people with no fixed address.