Ragananthini Vethasalam
Ragananthini is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
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Malaysia reports 4th Covid-19 death, 153 new infections
50-year-old man from tabligh cluster, says Health D-G.
Only 1 person from each family allowed out to buy essentials
Senior minister says state governments can decide on operation hours of businesses.
Selayang paediatric ward closed after staff positive for Covid-19
Paediatric cases have been referred to other hospitals for now.
Malaysia reports third Covid-19 death, second from tabligh cluster
Latest victim is 58-year-old man who attended Sri Petaling mosque gathering.
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Health D-G says withholding info on travel, close contacts a crime
Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah says there have been cases of Covid-19 patients revealing crucial information only after treatment.
Manufacturers demand exemption from movement control order
Federation president submits list to government of essential goods for exemption from order.
Businesses brace for fallout from Covid-19 restrictions
Movement control will cause public inconvenience, disruptions.
Will movement control be able to combat Covid-19?
Malaysia entering vital phase of pandemic – mitigation, imposing ban on all mass movements and gatherings.
Tourism industry can now work towards recovery, says Matta president
Tan Kok Liang expects movement control order restore public confidence.
Give women minister, deputy a chance, says Muhyiddin
PM says time is needed for Rina Harun to get used to her new portfolio.
RM120 million fund to assist workers forced to take unpaid leave
Affected employees will receive RM600 a month for maximum 6 months.
PM to chair NSC meeting to discuss Covid-19 measures, as cases rise to 553
125 new cases confirmed today.
Covid-19 cluster from the tabligh event
Spike in coronavirus cases, new infections in Brunei, Thailand, Indonesia traced to Masjid Jamek Sri Petaling.
Malaysia Airlines won’t lay off staff amid Covid-19 outbreak
Travel slump has caused the carrier to freeze new hires and promotions.
Bid to end child marriage in doubt
PAS, now in power, likely to be hostile to Pakatan’s reforms, say activists.
