Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Malaysia resistant to reform due to ‘three-headed monster’, Nazir Razak says
The culprits are corruption, communal identity, and Umno's concentration of power.
[VIDEO] Don't hold yourself back from pursuing sports, says Paralympics gold medalist Cheah Liek Hou
STEP out and do not hold back from pursuing sports, is Paralympics gold medalist Cheah Liek Hou’s advice to the differen...
Don’t hold yourself back, says Paralympic gold medallist
Badminton star Cheah pleased success has taught Malaysians to appreciate para sports.
Govt studying booster shots for Sarawak to curb rising infections, Khairy says
Health minister says diminishing efficacy of jab could be reason behind rise in cases.
86% of Covid-19 DOA cases not under medical supervision, Khairy says
Ministry ‘deep diving’ to understand why so many cases only coming to light too late.
Categories 3, 2b patients to be admitted to quarantine centres
New directive intended to free up more space in hospitals.
Vaccination for teenagers could be carried out at schools, says Khairy
Minister expects most children to be vaccinated this way.
Mortality rate among fully vaccinated only 0.009%, Khairy says
Minister says breakthrough deaths among inoculated only 90 persons per million.
MySejahtera team ordered to resolve all app-related problems in one week
Health minister says people waiting for digital vaccination certificate can use paper version until it arrives.
Health Ministry launches new website for Covid-19 data
Launch part of promise to be more forthcoming, transparent with data, says Khairy.
Teenagers to get vaccinated from today, says Khairy
Pfizer jabs for those in Sarawak, followed by Klang Valley and Labuan, says health minister.
Daily Covid-19 death toll not reflective of actual fatality count, Khairy says
The issue is due to the Health Ministry's “huge backlog”, he says.
Businesses prepare to live with ‘endemic’ Covid
Many companies have accepted that the coronavirus is here to stay and are planning their strategies accordingly.
Aid policies look good but ineffective, business leaders say
Reps say pointless to have plans without proper execution.
