Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Keep calm, coronavirus under control, says DPM
Health Ministry working wth international bodies to tackle global outbreak, says Wan Azizah.
High-powered meeting on coronavirus under way in Putrajaya
DPM chairs emergency discussion with IGP, health and foreign ministers present.
China coronavirus – what we know so far
More than 1,300 infections recorded with 41 deaths, 15 Chinese cities sealed, 14 nations affected.
Ministry waiting for test results of 4th possible coronavirus case
Authorities say 10 of 11 people returning from China test negative, with one result outstanding.
Health minister confirms 3 coronavirus cases in Malaysia
Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad says Chinese nationals moved to Sungai Buloh Hospital for treatment.
Pakatan will announce power handover date when time is right
Lim Guan Eng says it is 'very hard to impose a gag order' on members making public statements on contentious issue.
Flu vaccine demand outstrips supply at private hospitals
Greater awareness, public policy lead to some hospitals running out of stock and only able to offer shots at month’s end.
Saifuddin demands Pakatan shows unity in support for Anwar
PKR sec-gen warns dissenters to keep opinions quiet, toe party line over choice of next PM.
Zuraida given 14 days to reply to show-cause letter
Secretary-general refuses to disclose nature of complaint against PKR vice-president.
Zuraida sacking not on PKR’s meeting agenda
Party veep accused of tarnishing Anwar Ibrahim’s image last month.
Anti-, pro-Zuraida groups face off outside PKR HQ
Party leadership will decide whether to expel her from the party.
RM18.8 million spent on Day 2 of e-tunai rakyat
672,000 application approved with initiative likely to pump some RM1 billion into economy.
No to foreigners heading Prasarana, MAHB, say Loke and Guan Eng
Malaysian professionals can take on the top jobs but finding the right candidates is key, says minister.
More than RM10 million spent on first day of e-tunai rakyat, says Guan Eng
The scheme which gives RM30 to qualifying individuals in their e-wallets is to encourage cashless spending.
