Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Covid-19 will become endemic, says Khairy
Fully vaccinated Malaysians must continue wearing masks, practise social distancing, minister says.
Seniors can walk in for Covid-19 jabs nationwide from next week
Some states are already allowing it, says Khairy Jamaluddin.
Experts say leadership failure led to failed emergency
Perikatan Nasional asked for but failed to make use of emergency powers to tackle crisis, they say.
KL construction site with 428 cases among 23 new Covid-19 clusters
11 workplace groups today, says D-G.
Health Ministry recommended 2-week deferral of Dewan sitting, says D-G
Six Covid cases in House potentially super-spreaders.
Active Covid-19 caseload moves closer to 200,000
A record high of 195,273 people are ill with the virus.
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Covid task force lists centres for Klang Valley walk-in jabs
This is for those who do not have vaccination appointments.
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Youth activist Sarah Irdina recounts lock-up ‘mental torture’
No one should have to go through what she did, says MISI:Solidariti co-foujnder.
Covid deaths due to Delta variant, packed hospitals, say doctors
High percentage of unvaccinated also contributing to fatalities, they say.
MP sounds emergency alarm at Klang Hospital
Badly understaffed, under-equipped facility a 'living hell' for both patients and workers, says Charles Santiago.
Plight of contract doctors dominates second day of sitting
Lawmakers badger Health Minister Adham Baba over handling of Covid-19 pandemic.
No action against contract doctors who took part in strike, says Adham
Health minister replies to points raised by lawmakers in the Dewan Rakyat.
Politicians not smart enough to handle pandemic, Dr Mahathir says
National Recovery Council should be manned by professionals, says former PM.
Four vaccines in the process of getting approval, Adham says
They are Sinovac’s CoronaVac, and those from Walvax, Westvac and Anhui Zhifei.
Don’t punish junior doctors over strike, says Dzulkefly
Former health minister says Putrajaya should address their grouses instead.
