Kalidevi Mogan Kumarappa
Kalidevi is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Childcare woes for many Covid-19 frontliners
It’s particularly difficult for those working outside KL or away from hometowns.
Army using drones to monitor MCO in hot spots, says chief
Gen Affendi Buang hopes to patrol the MCO more efficiently with additional tech.
Police want Selayang wholesale market hours reduced
Number of workers manning stalls concerns cops trying to manage movement of people in the area.
Authorities screen foreigners at KL wholesale market
700 migrant workers, including Rohingya, tested for Covid-19.
Obey movement control order or face stern action, warns IGP
Police will not hesitate to arrest those who refuse to stay indoors.
IGP withdraws interstate travel restrictions
U-turn on order after thousands of people overwhelm stations nationwide.
Restrictions on interstate travel from midnight, says IGP
Those travelling will need clearance from the nearest police station.
Malaysian workers can’t enter Singapore, Thailand under movement control
Immigration D-G confirms matter; Singapore minister says republic ready to help firms provide temporary accommodation for Malaysian staff.
MACC investigating MP for power abuse
A lawmaker allegedly used his position to lobby and protect a port company since 2014.
12 cops nabbed in Penang anti-graft operation
Sources say the officers would ignore transport companies that are violating traffic laws in return for bribes.
Round 2 of mega anti-corruption operation kicks off in Penang
Total of 70 personnel from various agencies in the northern states arrested for allegedly extorting money from lorry drivers.
Give us 5 days’ notice before holding protests, says IGP
Protesters must also abide by the Peaceful Assembly Act.
Auto gates at entry points closed to check Covid-19 spread
All arrivals will now go through regular counters where they are screened before they are allowed into the country.
My warning kept troublemakers away, says top cop
Police intelligence uncovered plans to cause trouble during last week’s political turmoil.
Feel free to assemble but obey the law, IGP tells protesters
Don’t say anything seditious, police warn citizens angry over current political situation.
