Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Pfizer’s vaccine could get conditional approval by March
Clinical data evaluation needs 90 to 120 days, say health D-G.
Health Ministry worried over local virus transmissions in Selangor
Noor Hisham says cases in the state expected to rise due to high population density, people movement.
Selangor tops state Covid-19 tally for 8th straight day
Total number of new cases recorded in the country today is 1,348.
Vaccine priority list will be based on risk assessment, says Khairy
Factors to be considered include likelihood of exposure to Covid-19 cases, frequency of going to public spaces.
Khairy ready to face PAC over vaccine procurement
Minister responds to Kit Siang's claim that Malaysia is paying too much for shots.
RM2.05 billion to vaccinate 82.8% of population
Cost is to cover free inoculation for 26.5 million Malaysians.
All must take part in national tourism policy for it to work, says hoteliers’ group
Private sector seeks more control over execution of plan's strategic thrusts.
12 days for Covid-19 vaccine to start working on patients, says Pfizer
Clinical trials show drug is 95% effective in preventing coronavirus in individuals without prior infection.
Talks between Malaysia Airlines, creditors ongoing, says Khazanah
Sovereign wealth fund declines to confirm if it will inject fresh funds into flag carrier.
Boeing 737 MAX flying again but Malaysia Airlines still in talks over 25 jets
Aircraft’s return-to-service subject to approval of global regulators, says flag carrier.
GLC appointments, including politicians, vetted thoroughly, says Zafrul
Candidates have to go through several agencies including the police, MACC and the Securities Commission.
Industry torn over promise to create 500,000 jobs
Trade union thinks employment guarantee unrealistic, employers’ group optimistic about improving economic conditions.
Cancer care delayed as major hospitals turned into virus treatment centres, says expert
An oncologist says cancer patients are also at high risk of contracting Covid-19 and are not being sent to major hospitals.
