Diyana Ibrahim
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Minister confirms Alor Gajah office closed after staff test positive for Covid-19
Redzuan says those affected quarantined, but state health director unaware of case.
Only 6 Umno Supreme Council members did not reject Muhyiddin, say sources
They refused to sign the support letter Ahmad Zahid Hamidi wanted.
Umno grassroots split over support for Muhyiddin
Some express fear of backlash from voters; others say party leadership merely carrying out members' wishes.
Ismail Sabri, Hishammuddin’s promotions aimed at dividing Umno, analysts say
Move meant to diffuse tension, weaken threats by Najib, Zahid.
PAS feels threatened by white flag campaign, say activists
Analyst says Islamist politicians fear movement will reflect poorly on Perikatan Nasional.
Redang folk resort to farming to survive pandemic
People feeling the loss of the tourist ringgit learn to grow their own food.
MPs want vaccination to dominate Parliament discussion
Lawmakers say government needs to formally account for sluggish jab rate, financial impact from repeated lockdowns.
Perikatan not deserving of government reins, says Anwar
PKR president says mishandling of Covid-19 crisis key indicator with Malaysia’s infection rate worse than India.
PKR Youth to list more names of Bersatu leaders in GLCs, says chief
Govt refusing to explain questionable appointments, says Akmal.
Perikatan failed to prepare adequate vaccine supplies, says Anwar
Government also confusing public with figures on the national vaccination drive, PKR president says.
Still waters at Tasik Kenyir as MCO keeps tourists away
Ban on interstate and inter-district travel has killed jobs and affected most of the residents.
Pakatan states aim for August assembly sittings
Umno-majority houses say they are ready to convene too.
Message from the palace loud and clear, analysts tell Putrajaya
Perikatan cannot give any more excuses for not reconvening Parliament.
Sg Berua Orang Asli reeling from full lockdown
Semaq Beri tribe in Terengganu finds MCO 3.0 harder to survive, with less aid from donors and certain unfeasible urban-centric SOP.
