Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Play your part in fighting Covid-19, social media users tell fellow Malaysians
They call out other citizens for not complying with the stipulated standard operating procedure.
Non-Covid patients not neglected, says minister
There are 68 hybrid hospitals caring for coronavirus and other patients.
MOH to increase ICUs, ventilators, ambulances
Dr Adham Baba says other government agencies will help ensure adequate facilities as Covid-19 cases surge.
MOH reports 8 new Covid-19 clusters
Out of the eight, five were linked to workplaces, two community transmission and one religious activities.
ICU Covid-19 patient numbers remain at record breaking levels
The number of Covid-19 patients warded into ICU is on an upward trend since May 6.
Adham denies doctors told to reserve ventilators for younger Covid patients
Minister says Malaysia has 'not reached that stage' where hospitals have to take triage.
20 new Covid-19 clusters with 12 linked to workplaces
Selangor has the highest number today, at five.
MCO 3.0 must come with aid, loan repayment moratorium, say economists
Strategy rethink on stimulus packages a must as govt may not have resources to continue supporting entire economy.
45% of Covid shots gone to world’s richest nations, 0.3% to poorest
WHO chief calls inequal distribution 'a moral failure'.
Unused AstraZeneca jabs given to those on waiting list, walk-ins, says Adham
Health minister says this is only permitted if there are would-be recipients who are unable to take the jab for valid reasons.
Malls among virus hotspots in govt’s new hotspot identification system
Bangsar Shopping Centre, Bangsar Village 2, Pavillion and MidValley in Kuala Lumpur were among the group of malls on the list.
Hospitals told to brace for surge in critical Covid-19 cases
Surgeries are to be suspended to free up beds while nurses will receive rapid training in Covid care, says Noor Hisham.
Late rollout of jabs means delayed herd immunity, say health experts
Malaysia will miss aim of inoculating 60% of population by year end if situation persists.
