Noel Achariam
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My speech taken out of context, says embattled Islamic preacher
Syakir Nasoha says he was not criticising other religions, but merely preaching what was in the Al-Quran.
Health Ministry reports 76 Covid-19 deaths yesterday
Fatalities sink to lowest level in four months.
Health Ministry reports 867 cases in ICU
A total of 461 patients require respiratory support, says health DG.
149 Covid cases detected in Langkawi after reopening for tourism
40,458 people screened at air and sea entry points to the island, says Noor Hisham.
Malaysia’s Covid trend stays downwards with 8,075 new cases
Sarawak records 1,189 fresh infections, Kelantan 1,020.
Health Ministry reports 118 Covid-19 deaths yesterday
Figures show only 14 deaths occurred yesterday, with remaining due to backlog.
Don’t treat BN like an exclusive club, we can deliver, says Makkal Sakti
Party president says its focus is to help the coalition win big in the next general election.
I’m a victim without political funding act, says Ahmad Maslan
Umno sec-gen says he agreed to settle due to slow legal process.
Wee stands by cabotage policy, challenges Guan Eng to debate
Bagan MP accepts dare, asks transport minister to set time for discussion.
RM2.8 billion spent on vaccination programme as of August
RM2.6 billion used for procurement of vaccines, says science, technology and innovation minister.
Construction industry suffered RM42 billion losses due to epidemic
Challenges include rise in cost of building materials, wages and supply of foreign workers, says Works Minister Fadillah Yusof.
4,771 names checked against child sex offenders registry since April 2019, says ministry
Selangor has the highest number of individuals screened, at 1,299.
Automate harvesting to cut dependence on foreign labour, MP says
Wong Shu Qi says shortage of workforce during MCO highlighted Malaysia’s need to modernise oil palm industry.
Women representation in public sector at 38%, says deputy minister
25.8% in private sector are female leaders, Siti Zailah Mohd Yusoff says.
